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28286179 No.28286179 [Reply] [Original]

Your last warning anon. Why arent you buying?

>> No.28286200

tfw when poor and only 40 xmr...

>> No.28286207

>>28286179
i tried using bisq, but the only way to avoid paying a huge fucking premium is buy a shitload of it at once. so i'll pass.

>> No.28286323

absolute shitcoin

>> No.28286345

>>28286179
Why buy a privacy currency that the NSA admits it can compromise? Privacy is going to be important going forward, but Monroe sucks at it. Buy NuCypher instead, it is the most technically superior and secure privacy-centered coin.

>> No.28286409

>>28286345
>Monroe
Monero*. Sorry, phoneposting.

>> No.28286454

>>28286179
why would i buy a stablecoin?

>> No.28286523

>>28286345
Source for the nsa crap?

>> No.28286578

>>28286179
When will you fuckheads learn that usage and adoption isn't bullish? It's bearish because people spend their crypto instead of holding it.

>> No.28286812

>>28286578
Making it the most well positioned crypto, the others are speculative memecoins.

>> No.28287005

Monero is not an investment
It is an alternative
Go to hell greedy fucks

>> No.28287794

>>28286207
That's exactly what the billionaires accumulating now want you to do. It's just like how robinhood and the other brokers locked out plebs when shorters needed to buy GME. It's too easy really.

>> No.28287819

nonce coin

fuck off nonce

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>>28286345

>> No.28287912

>>28286345
>noo don't buy the coin that we'll offer bounties to crack, buy this new coinbase approved centralised scam

>> No.28288160

>>28286345
>bounty > $100k and rising
>crack it for us guise
Monero is the true heir of Satoshis vision. Begone from here.

>>28286179
Stop posting these threads, I am still trying to stealth accumulate.

>> No.28288522

>>28288160
>Monero is the true heir of Satoshis vision
its not even caped, its simply just not gonna help you make it

>> No.28288858

>>28286179
not a pedophile

>> No.28289121

>>28286345
>>28286523
Maybe I'm wrong. I looked it up and couldn't find anything related to the NSA. Wasn't trying to FUD. This is on the wikipedia page, though.
>Transaction linkability
>In April 2017, researchers highlighted three major threats to Monero users' privacy. The first relies on leveraging the ring signature size of zero, and ability to see the output amounts. The second, "Leveraging Output Merging", involves tracking transactions where two outputs belong to the same user, such as when they send funds to themselves ("churning"). Finally, "Temporal Analysis", shows that predicting the right output in a ring signature could potentially be easier than previously thought.[32] The Monero development team responded that they had already addressed the first concern with the introduction of RingCTs in January 2017, as well as mandating a minimum size of ring signatures in March 2016.[33]
>In 2018, researchers presented possible vulnerabilities in a paper titled "An Empirical Analysis of Traceability in the Monero Blockchain".[2] The Monero team responded in March 2018.[34]
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monero

I dunno. I'm hodlin my NuCypher, personally.

>> No.28289222

>>28289121
>>28286523
>>28286345
>I dunno. I'm hodlin my NuCypher, personally.
And of course there is plenty of room for both. NuCypher isn't a coin like Monero, it adds another layer of privacy over blockchains. So hypothetically you could use NuCypher WITH Monero. I guess that would be the ultimate in crypto privacy.

>> No.28289961

>>28288522
Monero is disinflationary and has a lower emission than BTC until like 2040. For some reason it seems like you need to be a literal genius to get this.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1358648653573992450?s=19

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>>28286179
I did bought. thanks for the cheap coins lads

>> No.28290251

>>28286179
>government bans all exchanges allowing monero
Welp, there goes all my money.

>> No.28290304

>>28289222
>trannycoin

>> No.28290390

I actually just bought a bunch extra.

>> No.28290428

>>28290251
monero is not meant to be on an exchange

>> No.28290482

>>28290428
Then where are people going to buy their monero? No one wants to do all that inconvenient p2p shenanigans.

>> No.28290773

>>28290482
tough cookies kid

>> No.28290866

>>28290773
>needing to effort just to acquire and trade shitty internet coins
Bearish.

>> No.28290920

>>28290866
That's what I said when bitcoin was a dollar lol.

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28290967

>>28290866
>its hard i dont wanna do it

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28291036

I'm sittin comfy as always

>> No.28291071

>>28286179
Why would I buy Monero when it can be tracked by ciphertrace and never pumps? I sold my Monero for CVP and 0xMonero.

>> No.28291350

>>28289121
>Wikipedia
Buy signal

>> No.28291487

>>28291071
>Why buy?
Simply for exchanging agreed value between like minded parties.
Why speculate on crypto? is the question you tried to ask.

>> No.28291746

>>28286179
For new faggots like me, please recommend an array of international monero friendly exchanges

>> No.28291889

>>28291071
nope. 0xmonero is still vaporware bullshit
just like the last hundred times you spammed it
stop trying to steal from people by lying to them about the capabilities of the project
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMoonShots/comments/i27fhk/0xmonero_summary_of_findings/
>>/biz/thread/S24750658#p24755504

>> No.28292001

>>28286345
I don't particularly care about the NSA, I care about corporations and petty criminals not fucking with my shit and not risking exchanging for tainted coins.

>> No.28292060

>>28291036
>Comfy guy
Psst, wanna sell?

>> No.28292097

>>28291746
Buy with BTC on Poloniex if you can't find it direct.

>> No.28292204

>>28292001
>Not concerned with NSA etc
Prefer bitcoin corporate industrial complex?

>> No.28292295

>>28290044
dumbass for showing how much XMR you hold.

>> No.28292351

REMINDER THAT YOU ARE ALL NONCES

FUCK OFF

>> No.28292367

>>28286200
more than most here

just dont stop accumulating

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28292482

>>28291746
>>28290866
>be me
>be retarded normieposter
>too dumb to buy xmr
>come to mongolian basked weaving website
>become enlightened

dont use btc for anything faggots

>> No.28292499

>>28292351
the only way to be noncier than actual nonces
is not to value privacy
so U fuck off instead

>> No.28292555

>>28286179
I own 54 XMR am I gonna make it?

>> No.28292636

>>28292204
I don't know what you mean, but I still value Monero even if the NSA can trace transactions since I don't intend to do anything illegal.
Bitcoin is insane because even something inane like donating a right-wing e-celeb 10 bucks could be used to completely destroy your public image one day, let alone getting caught up in some scam, having it stolen or whatever else and having to prove in court it wasn't you.

>> No.28292700

I love Monero, I always have. However, I have concerns about holding it long-term due to the regulatory risk. Essentially, it's *too* good. It's quickly becoming the reserve currency for the darknet and illegal activity, and this is outstripping the legitimate users. Fewer and fewer payment processors and exchanges even sell it. I wouldn't be surprised if it gets outright banned, or even a soft-ban/deplatforming (imagine if the US required cryptocurrency providers to only use public blockchain crypto, for example).
Not trying to FUD, I still think it's great because there will always be workarounds for it, but it just doesn't make sense for me to hold large amounts of it right now. I'm sorry Monero-chan ;_;

>> No.28292805

>>28292700
We'll see but that kind of FUD was used against bitcoin for a decade

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28292885

>>28292555
>I own 54 XMR am I gonna make it?

Long-term projections see XMR eventually hitting upwards of $40K so 54 XMR would yield you $2 million.

>> No.28292971

>>28292885
Lovely whitepill for a Wednesday afternoon. Thanks anon.

>> No.28293054

I have 1(one) monegro. Wish me luck

>> No.28293086

>>28292805
Fair criticism, but I think Bitcoin (and even mainstream altcoins like Ether and Litecoin) have hit a critical mass of mainstream adoption/acceptance that Monero somehow hasn't. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if the reason that Coinbase et al doesn't trade it is due to pressure from the US Government.

>> No.28293139

>>28286179
stray mate. straya

>> No.28293174

>>28286207
nigger put a buy order out and wait. fucking instant gratification loser

>> No.28293209

>>28289121
I think that was deboonked and a nothingburger.
There'sa reaosn why the white house marketplace uses monero.
Or why most hackers get paid in monero.

>> No.28293216

>>28293086
This isn't even a conspiracy theory but instead a fact.
The Australian government forced exchanges to delist privacy coins.

>> No.28293280

>>28290044
You will be a millionare

>> No.28293336

>>28292499
nonce

>> No.28293369
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28293369

>>28292700
>Fewer and fewer payment processors and exchanges even sell it. I wouldn't be surprised if it gets outright banned, or even a soft-ban/deplatforming (imagine if the US required cryptocurrency providers to only use public blockchain crypto, for example).

You're forgetting that atomic swaps are on the way and are going to make exchanges largely irrelevant. In fact, even if XMR doesn't get delisted, you'd still want to avoid buying Monero directly on exchanges, the less traces left the better.

And if it does get banned, demand + scarcity = higher prices. Win-win.

>> No.28293456

>>28292885
When did this come out? Looks like they are massively off already

>> No.28293459

>>28290044
Nice stack anon.

>> No.28293574

>>28293086
That dichotomy might be a good thing since the Australian legislation sort of proves that Monero really is much more private in practice, and that's ultimately a value to the majority of people wanting to do transactions.
How would they ever be able to stop someone in some other country from offering an exchange between Bitcoin and Monero?

>> No.28293641

>>28293216
So can you still exchange it for stuff in upside down land?
How effective is this ban?

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28293716

>>28293456
>When did this come out? Looks like they are massively off already

2018 Satis Group report. Timelines are notoriously fickle but their general reasoning is spot-on i.e. that criminal adoption of Monero is going to be be the primary driver of growth over the next 10 years.

ttps://research.bloomberg.com/pub/res/d37g1Q1hEhBkiRCu_ruMdMsbc0A

>> No.28293764

>>28293641
australian here i dont even use the australian exchanges because they are so awful

>> No.28293820

>>28293369
Monero's current most realistic usecase is as currency on Silk Road-type markets, it's not like the people involved give a shit if governments ban it to begin with.

>> No.28293826

All in avax.
I'll buy a privacy coin when i need to use it.

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>>28293820
>Monero's current most realistic usecase is as currency on Silk Road-type markets, it's not like the people involved give a shit if governments ban it to begin with.

Black markets, tax evasion and money laundering are the Big 3 applications.

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28293933

>>28292482
So... is cake wallet an exchange or a wallet?

>> No.28293984

>>28293716
I hope so, I don’t have a big bag but as a poorfag most of my portfolio is tied up in this crabcoin

>> No.28294036

>>28292885
>make $2 million off XMR
>govt bans all XMR to fiat exchanges
Good bye 2 million.

>> No.28294049

>>28293933
Both

>> No.28294133

traded money (Ticker: XMR) for erc20 tokens. lost money AND missed out on gains. this is the /biz/ way, right?

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>>28294036
>>make $2 million off XMR
>>govt bans all XMR to fiat exchanges
>Good bye 2 million.

>>28293369

lol, no. If I want to cash out my XMR I'll first atomically swap into BTC/LTC/whatever and THEN sell it on exchanges in increments.

>> No.28294362

>>28294324
>govt bans any and all forms of exchanges related to XMR
Good bye 2 million.

>> No.28294432

>>28294362
Cope.

>> No.28294442

>>28294362
are you retarded?

>> No.28294529

>>28294036
>Good bye 2 million.
Pretty sure I can use a TOR market to trade for many kilos of cocaine as payout.

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28294543

>>28294362
yeah just like they banned piratebay and 4chan

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28294626

>>28294362
>>govt bans any and all forms of exchanges related to XMR
>Good bye 2 million.

LOLOLOLOL how about you educate yourself on atomic swaps before making such bold declarations.

Atomic swaps are P2P, there is no centralized point-of-failure and thus way of preventing them, much like bittorrent piracy.

>> No.28294739

>>28286179
Maybe I'll buy some, but I'm sitting on a secret stack which is gonna take most of Monero's drug dealing and tax dodging volume.
Monero's ether (secret) is like 1/10th the market cap of Monero.
Mooning right now and hardly anyone holds it

>> No.28294922

>>28294739
>mooning
>getting all giddy off piss poor gains compared to the performance of other alts these past few weeks

>> No.28294976

>>28286454
Because you like horses. Now shut up and accumulate

>> No.28295075

>>28286179
Because of the math that was done on LTO. WOW!

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28295195

>buy xmr
>it crabs while everything else pumps
What's the point?

>> No.28295268

>>28295075
source?

>> No.28295281

>>28295195
Last bullrun it was like that too and it jumped +200% suddenly from 50 to 150

>> No.28295343

>>28295281
>>28294922

>> No.28295374

>>28286200
you have an unknown amount anon
>>28288522
don't fall for the limited supply meme anon
>>28290044
checked
never divulge how much XMR you have anon
>>28293841
join daily generals

>> No.28295443

>>28290482
when atomic swaps kick in you won't need CEXs nor DEXs
>>28291036
based

>> No.28295791

>>28295443
>govt bans atomic swaps
Good bye 2 million.

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28295851

>>28295791
>govt bans atomic swaps

>> No.28295920

>>28294362
>>28295791
how much are you seething rn bro

>> No.28296374

>>28293336
u

>> No.28296641

piece of shit crabcoin
>bitcoin pumps 10%
>monero pumps 2%
>bitcoin dumps 10%
>monero dumps 12%

>> No.28297124

>>28286179
because i dont support pedophilia

>> No.28297158

>>28294739
>Mooning right now and hardly anyone holds it
So it's missing one of Monero's most valuable assets?
Noted.

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>>28295851
HAhshahahahahahah holy fucking shit the absolute state of newfags

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28298009

>>28294362
how old are you

>> No.28298113

>>28286179
I'm buying 0xMonero

>> No.28298374

>>28286207
How do I buy Monero with Bisq? I thought it was Bitcoin only!

>> No.28298610

>>28294626
It's better than bittorrent. bittorrent needs a centralised tracker to distribute the torrent files/links, atomic swaps don't even need that.

>> No.28298664

>>28286345
Fuck off fudfaggot

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28298811

>>28298610

>> No.28298841

>>28286179
Because it takes weeks to sync a wallet.

>> No.28299288

>>28298374
Pretty sure they have tutorials on Youtube

>> No.28299405

>>28286179
>mine xmr
>it gives back shit returns
>buy xmr
>it crabs
Why would anyone want to buy this trash?

>> No.28299516

>>28299405
>XMR/BTC +11% today
ummm?

>> No.28299675

>>28299405
Because it's one of the few coins in the top 50 that won't be obsolete in 3 years time.

>> No.28300349

>>28292700
USA is not the whole world mate, the world don't need USA. If you love to have your provacy intruded don't buy it.
Deep down everyone know Monero is the true aire of Bitcoin that does what Bitcoin suppose to do, only better

>> No.28300547

>>28300349
This. What's the number one exchange in the world? Binance.com, and it's not even available in the U.S, yet it influences the prices the most, leads all market swings and has the largest volumes.

>> No.28300859

>>28286179
Easiest x10 in USD ever, few understand this.
The true aire of Bitcoin, when gov wants to control everything and privacy is bigger deal in a few year

>> No.28301102

>>28298841
Are you trying to sync with a Pentium 4?

>> No.28301181

>>28300349
>>28300859
>The true aire of Bitcoin
I think you mean "heir"

>> No.28302493

>>28300859
I'd say long-term a x10 would be a massive let down. It's current market cap is tiny, and I don't think a times x50 or x100 is beyond the realm of possibility.