XMR Monero General - Recreational McNuke Edition

[Anonymous No.29078003]

Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized p2p privacy cryptocurrency!

Monero is secure, low-fee, and borderless, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT (hidden tx amounts) ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with transactions being visible only by a Monero user willingly providing a view key for a specific transaction.

Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of current popular cryptos. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of txs increases. Further, the mining network algorithm RandomX establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high barrier of entry. Lastly, the mining network will be preserved by Tail Emission -- instead of the block reward falling to zero like with Bitcoin, the block reward will gradually approach 0.6 XMR in May 2022, where it will forever stay. This constant linear inflation means the inflation rate will asymptotically go to zero while continuing to provide an incentive to miners to maintain the network.

If you still have questions, feel free to ask and a MoneroChad will be with you shortly.


OFFICIAL WEBSITE -https://web.getmonero.org

SOUND MONEY, SAFE MODE
https://youtu.be/aC9Uu5BUxII[Open][Open]

WHERE TO GET MONERO?

>KYC:
Binance
Kraken
Bitfinex

>Non KYC:
Local Monero
Bisq
Kucoin
Tradeogre
Crypto ATMs
see: kycnot.me

>Mining
https://archive.is/TWOah

HOW TO STORE MONERO?

>Desktop
Gui/Cli (recommended)
MyMonero
Exodus
Feather

>Mobile
IOS: Cakewallet
Android: Monerujo

>Cold Storage
https://archive.is/DEfsP

[Anonymous No.29078291]

>>29078003
You will never be a real money

[Anonymous No.29078582]

>>29078291
>fiat maxi
ngmi

[Anonymous No.29078625]

threadly reminder that this is the perfect xmr-chan

[Anonymous No.29078661]

>>29078291
stay poor

[Anonymous No.29078695]

>>29078291
but it is doh..?

[Anonymous No.29078922]

>>29078003
legit question.... if xmr hits btc lvls whenever, how would cash by mail work lol

[Anonymous No.29078929]

wish i had more cash on hand to acooooomulate. half thinking i should wait for the bull run to end and then put my gains from other coins into xmr for safety. is this retarded or no

[Anonymous No.29079009]

I saw someone say they were mining ethereum on moneroocean and getting paid in XMR? How do you add ethash and connect it to the pool?

[Anonymous No.29079100]

Is there a monero wallet for raspberry pi? I want to keep it separate from my normal pc

[Anonymous No.29079240]

>>29079009
they have their own version of xmrig that benchmarks every algorythm your pc can run, then sticks to the highest

[Anonymous No.29079246]

>>29078929
>o end and then put my gains from other coins into xmr for safety. is this retarded or no
i swap some of my xmr into theta cus crab king last year then xmr started to moon and i regret it.

[Anonymous No.29079267]

can someone post the monerochan pic of her working at the computer?

[Anonymous No.29079365]

>>29078003

[Anonymous No.29079853]

There's a /biz/ on 8kun don't tell the newfags

[Anonymous No.29079970]

I am euphoric.

[Anonymous No.29080296]

>>29079970
y

[Anonymous No.29081082]

hey anons, I'm working on a script for xmr chan/ bitcoin chan for an artist anon to draw. What do you guys think?

frame one: Monero chan looking cute as a button in her orange dress. She looks worried/upset however. In the distance, Bitcoin chan is surrounded by gross, disgusting men.

Frame two: close up of monero chan. She says "I used to be best friends with Bitcoin chan. We had wanted to change the world for the better. But, along the way...*you* changed"

Frame three: Bitcoin chan is being touched by the disgusting men and she is flirting and being a whore for them. Monero chan looks on in clear disappointment. The narration continues "these days, you don't even care about protecting yourself from them. All you care about is attention and money. What happened to your values? What happened to Satoshi's vision? What happened to fungibility?"

Frame four: Bitcoin chan yelling "number go up!" while her onlookers through singles at her.

Frame Five: Monero chan walks away from Bitcoin chan and her onlookers "Well, if you want to be like that, then that's fine. But remember, if you ever wish to fight for freedom, you'll know where to reach me..."

[Anonymous No.29081245]

>>29081082
edit: for frame two, take out "Bitcoin chan" and replace that with "you". Fits the sentence better.

[Anonymous No.29082070]

>>29078625
hmm no I think this is the best xmr-chan?

[Anonymous No.29082640]

>>29079365
Nice. The publicity is free.

[Anonymous No.29083532]

>>29079267

Here you go anon

[Anonymous No.29083538]

>>29078003
ok this ancap ball meme has done it for me
im buying

[Anonymous No.29083707]

*BANG BANG*
POOMPA
*BANG BANG*
POOMPA
*BANG BANG*
POOMPA
*BANG BANG*
POOMPA

[Anonymous No.29083851]

51% attack is pretty cheap. And you don't need any special hardware for it. If somebody really want to hurt Monero, this is not so impossible.

[Anonymous No.29084061]

>>29083851
been attempted. attacker failed, network got more resilient

[Anonymous No.29084067]

>>29083851
true

[Anonymous No.29084102]

>>29079267
>>29083532
here's the happy version

[Anonymous No.29084281]

Bought the top yesterday so you guys can enjoy the nice dip.

[Anonymous No.29084292]

>>29083532

[Anonymous No.29084315]

>>29078291
imagine wasting your time posting in threads of coins you presumably don't hold just to say stupid shit like this
xmr is living rent free in the bootlicking statists' heads

[Anonymous No.29084376]

>>29084292
based

[Anonymous No.29084397]

>>29083851
51% attack is possible on every crypto including whatever shitcoins you hold such as btc

[Anonymous No.29084504]

Today the Perseverance Rover touched down on the red planet. Always remember to persevere, bros.

[Anonymous No.29084539]

>>29084292

It just crashed

KEK

*POOMP GOES ON*

[Anonymous No.29084887]

I would kill 6 million jews to be able to buy in back when it was 170

[Anonymous No.29085047]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.29085083]

>>29084887
>tfw started buying at $130

I am kicking myself for buying other cryptos at the time, went all in at $180.

[Anonymous No.29085236]

>>29085047
are you implying that it's dumping? jesus how fucking new are you if you think this is a dump lmfao

[Anonymous No.29085312]

>>29085047
Are you new to crypto?

[Anonymous No.29085313]

>>29084887
Wtf. Cool down and watch yout mouth.

[Anonymous No.29085317]

>>29084887
well, I watched it a long time at 120 after the bittrex fud, and did nothing
feels bad

[Anonymous No.29085678]

>>29084061
This isnt accurate.
Monero is extremely vulnerable.

The recent 51% attack wasnt malicious.
Someone had hacked some server accounts and had massive power at his fingertips.
He chose to monitize this opportunity by using the servers to mine monero.
To maximize his profits he kept the "attack" at 49%

Now imagine any government that wanted to hurt monero....

[Anonymous No.29085932]

>>29085678
If governments attacked monero then monero would gain clout you mongoloid. Monero would gain so much interest from bored nerds and neets with nothing better to do.

[Anonymous No.29085933]

>>29085313
Shut up globohomo

[Anonymous No.29085985]

>>29085678
>Now imagine any government that wanted to hurt bitcoin....
same old fud, you must be new

[Anonymous No.29086008]

>>29085678

[Anonymous No.29086132]

>>29083538
based

[Anonymous No.29086153]

>>29085985
Ummm, sweety, china owns bitcoin and could wreck it whenever they want.
and some how xmr seems even more vulnerable in my opinion.
The "quirky" xmr mining makes it even easier to attack.

[Anonymous No.29086555]

>>29081082
unbelievably, staggeringly, excruciatingly cringe. please commission this

>>29085678
faggot

[Anonymous No.29086570]

>>29086153
you have no idea what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.29086586]

wtf happened to the sentiment here?

[Anonymous No.29086643]

>>29081082
Lol at “what happened to fungibility”
I’m not creative enough to give good feedback but I look forward to any monero art and meme contributions

[Anonymous No.29086798]

>>29086555
Kek

[Anonymous No.29087763]

>>29085678
>Monero is extremely vulnerable.
How? Can you explain with actual numbers how monero is extremely vulnerable?
Less than 20% of the network comes from unknown pools or solo miners. The network is currently at 2 GH/s. For you to attack the network, you will need to buy enough to ADD 51% of the current network to the network so you have enough hashrate to TRY to reorganize the chain. How much hardware would you need to purchase to accomplish this?

[Anonymous No.29088224]

>>29086586
different times, different posters. lots of xmr hodlers spread fud so they can DCA too

[Anonymous No.29088250]

>>29087763
Less than you'd think. Any fortune 500 tech company could do it for maybe an hour of downtime.

[Anonymous No.29088341]

>>29078922
don't people still do that for BTC?

[Anonymous No.29088550]

>>29085678
It wasn't even a 51% attack, the "Unknown" portion that had reached 51% was not a single entity

[Anonymous No.29088593]

>>29088250
>Any fortune 500 tech company could do it for maybe an hour of downtime.
I don't think there are enough incentives for this to happen, though. Realistically speaking it would take a while for this to be possible or it would be extremely expensive due to reward penalty if block size increases too fast. People everywhere (mostly miners and the community members) would notice the absurd increase in the unknown hashrate to the size of the current network, giving the whole world some time to react and people to start mining with their Raspberry Pis to fight the attacker. If there's fear of double spending on an exchange, once it's assessed that an unknown entity is gathering too much hashpower to do an attack it would be possible to just tell exchanges and service providers to wait a few block confirmations. Someone running >51% hashrate doesn't automatically control the chain and it must be able to find blocks faster than the rest of the network CONSISTENTLY.
I think you're overestimating the risk of this actually happening.

[Anonymous No.29088595]

Pls drop to $248 I have limit orders set

[Anonymous No.29088603]

>>29087763
The other guy that replied is correct. It isnt impossible.

The consensus was that the recent 49% attacm was coming from rentable amazin servers, or something like that.

Some one had access or hacked access to a bunch of computing power took over 49% to mine as much monero as possible.
BTW this kind of proves monero is privacy because he chose the untraceable money.

But if some rando could do it...

[Anonymous No.29088737]

>>29088595
It will definitely hit $248
on the way to $170

[Anonymous No.29088908]

>>29079267

[Anonymous No.29088914]

>>29088603
>The consensus was that the recent 49% attacm was coming from rentable amazin servers, or something like that.
FUD. There was absolutely no consensus on an attack. There was a peak on a known pool of one single miner (wallet) running a bunch of Azure machines. No one knows how the actor had access to so many machines, but it was for a limited time and it went off.
This is not an ATTACK.
An ATTACK is a malicious entity actively trying to manipulate the chain by a) censoring certain transactions from being included in blocks; b) reorganizing the chain enabling a double spend attack. There's very very very little evidence anyone even tried to do any of these things. Someone with access to a bunch of computers will prefer to participate honestly in mining as much XMR as it can and sell it on the market instead of damaging the network making the investment useless.

[Anonymous No.29089078]

>>29083851
"Pretty cheap"
*>Literally costs 100,000's of dollars and more for a longer attack

It is extremely expensive to perform, especially since there are no good ASICs

[Anonymous No.29089095]

>>29088593
yes monero community is great at fighting off bad players. I think they forked away from the ASIC manufactuers twice until they developed RandomX. pretty cool to watch unfold

[Anonymous No.29089102]

[Anonymous No.29089197]

>>29085678
That was a large portion of the entire Microsoft cloud. You are just wrong. It IS very expensive.

[Anonymous No.29089202]

[Anonymous No.29089243]

>>29088914
We are making the same point.
I agree the guy wasnt malicious and was smart to monetize his limited access with monero.

But if xmr it really as anonymous as it claims, then some government will have no problem taking it down if it wants.

[Anonymous No.29089300]

>>29086586
Not breaking ATH or poooomping so boring.

[Anonymous No.29089346]

>>29089243
Then why haven't they?
All this talks of "they can do this, they can do that", surely if they could they would by now.

[Anonymous No.29089404]

>>29089197
That doesnt change the point.
Monero means trouble
If the IRS is willing to put a bounty on cracking monero, then I'm sure at some point someone with reasons can command access of a portion of microsoft cloud.

Monero is almost bulletproof, but it has a huge weakness still

[Anonymous No.29089443]

>>29089243
>then some government will have no problem taking it down if it wants.
Again, you are ignoring the clout factor. Attacking moneros network would legitimize it.

[Anonymous No.29089522]

>>29089243

Just like the governments of the world shut down bittorrent amirite

[Anonymous No.29089542]

>>29089346
Probably because it's something that would happen for a short period of time.

They wouldn't just take control for ever. It would be for a day, or hours.
They would do it at the opportune time.

[Anonymous No.29089559]

>>29088737
Lower. Probably on the way to 150 again. It failed to break 270 repeatedly and now struggling to break through 260. The bullish momentum is clearly gone. The last this happend at 190 it tanked 40% before seeing recovery.

[Anonymous No.29089807]

>>29089559
not too sure about that. this could just be a variation of the 250 pump that happened a few days back. I think it'll hit ~220 before climbing again

[Anonymous No.29089808]

All these monerochads fudding each other to get in cheaper kek
For anyone wondering about the 51% issue it also exists on blockchain and when monero gets larger adoption this will become impossible. And in case it does happen, the community can hard fork to an older version of the blockchain and work on a solution to avoid it in the future.

[Anonymous No.29089817]

>>29089542
Let's play your scenario out for a minute, shall we?
>They wouldn't just take control for ever. It would be for a day, or hours.
What do you think they would get out of it? Reorganizing the chain? Censoring transactions for a few hours? Demoralize network users and miners?
Again: having 51% of the network hashrate does not guarantee blockchain monopoly. That's not how it works. And if there is a clear action showing that the network is under attack by a government, that's going to be major news in the entire cryptocurrency scene, which would result in two things: 1) Monero would be extremely legitimized, with no chance for discussion. 2) The international community, including other currencies, and including people like artists, celebrities and politicians would join together in a pro-Monero movement for the protection of people's freedom to operate on the network.
I almost WISH that one day a government like the United States would announce a ban or attack on Monero.

[Anonymous No.29090004]

>>29089404
The IRS putted a bounty of a meager 500,000 on it. That is maybe enough to do a full blown scaled attack for a week or less. Also that portion of the cloud would literally costs Microsoft millions over time, they have no reason to agree to do it for free in Corporate America. And what would this even accomplish?

You can't ban XMR with a 51% attack. It is a hypothetical scenario which is only usefull for double spends. And I see no Criminal getting access to such astronomic amounts of hashrate while staying anonymous.

Monero's hashrate seems small but that is not true. BTC's hashrate just seems enourmous because of ASIC's.

[Anonymous No.29090024]

Sup anons, do you recommend using the GUI wallet or Exodus for desktop?

[Anonymous No.29090083]

>>29090024
gui

[Anonymous No.29090098]

By the time monero becomes a big enough target for governments, it will be far to expensive to mount a 51% attack - it will be like trying to do one on Bitcoin today.

[Anonymous No.29090361]

>>29078291
Monero IS real money, in its perfect form.

[Anonymous No.29090370]

>>29084281
you better sell so it can poompa

[Anonymous No.29090546]

>>29078291
More real than BSegwitTLNC

[Anonymous No.29090592]

>>29090098
Wasn't there something about renting hash power, and it's a lot cheaper than you'd think?

[Anonymous No.29090693]

>>29090024
cli, don't be a shitter

[Anonymous No.29090721]

bros how the fuck do I buy this shit?

I live in US where bitfinex and binance are not ok

[Anonymous No.29090744]

The retards seem to be in the thread, i'm giving up. See you tomorrow monerochads

[Anonymous No.29090817]

>>29089202
iykyk

[Anonymous No.29090849]

>>29089817
If you had 51% of the hashrate the most damaging attack would probably be to mine empty blocks. Censoring transactions on monero isn't super feasible because everything is private. They could double spend I guess, but that's a lot of work to get a couple monero in rewards.
>having 51% of the network hashrate does not guarantee blockchain monopoly.
Having 51% of the hashrate does guarantee blockchain monopoly if maintained for a statistically significant period of time. If they controlled 51% of the hashing indefinitely, they would always have enough resources to reorganize every block. Once the attack is over, honest miners could make the honest chain the longest again. Sorry if this is too pedantic, I just wanted to be precise.

[Anonymous No.29090924]

>>29090721
Kraken, localmonero. Alternatively mining.

[Anonymous No.29091147]

>>29090024
GUI, ideally though, locked down linux server with CLI with the only permitted access point being your desktop to the node port with your seed phrase stored in your head

[Anonymous No.29091229]

>>29090924
>mining
is this profitable? anybody have experience with it? I see they use RandomX so I assume you could just get a bunch of CPU & motherboard combos to mine but there isn't much data on it online.

[Anonymous No.29091329]

>>29091147
any suggestions how to lock down/encrypt my ubuntu box?

[Anonymous No.29091536]

Reminder: The best way to prevent 51% attacks is to buy, hold, and shill Monero to drive the price up and incentivize honest miners.

[Anonymous No.29091741]

>>29091536
Also mine in smaller pools

[Anonymous No.29091751]

>>29091229
Like most mining, you make a very small profit at best, most likely you break even. The appeal, at least for solo miners, comes from what you mine today being more valuable in the future.

[Anonymous No.29091769]

>>29091536
What is 52 percent attacks
I'm lost

[Anonymous No.29091779]

>>29090004
>I see no Criminal getting access to such astronomic amounts of hashrate while staying anonymous

idk man, governments probably could if they tried hard enough.

[Anonymous No.29091803]

>>29091229
You can make about $4 a dat at current valuation if you have a amd ryzen cpu. Atlernatively you mine ETH with your GPU and get paid out in XMR. I actually do that now after figuring it out and I do ETH on GPU and XMR on CPU and together it generates about $7 a day. Of course I expect the value of XMR to rise with time as well so real valuation might be higher by the time I finally sell it off.

[Anonymous No.29091821]

>>29086153
>owns bitcoin and could wreck it whenever they want.
exactly my point, and people have said this since btc was sub $1k. And it's not like China isn't the only one that can do this. I was thinking recently that if the "muh institutions" meme is actually real this time govt actors might try to take control of hashpower regardless of cost (they get all their funding by theft anyway) in order to censor txs. I'm not even talking about drugs, but wallets associated to people with certain political affiliations, or simply to take control from chinese mining farms.
>>29089095
I have heard the argument that randomx makes it more vulnerable because it can be mined by botnets, but I think this is a pretty decent rebuttal:
https://localmonero.co/nojs/knowledge/monero-myths-debunked#11
>The engineers of RandomX deliberately designed the protocol to require 2GB of RAM memory to work. In other words, many small, vulnerable virtual private servers (VPS) will simply not have the capacity, and if they did, the uptick in resources used would be very noticeable to a system administrator, leading to immediate investigation. In other words, it can’t run silently in the background like compromised computers taking part in a DDOS attack, or silently sniffing passwords.

[Anonymous No.29091892]

>>29090721
>tfw go to Bittrex to check it out
>they show XMR but isn't tradable

[Anonymous No.29091893]

>>29091821
>And it's not like China isn't the only one that can do this
is*

[Anonymous No.29091954]

Stupid question, sorry. Does mining in a larger pool mean more/faster rewards? I like the smaller fee, smaller minpay ones but I am getting less XMR than I thought.

[Anonymous No.29092092]

Thoughts on this? Is it legit?

[Anonymous No.29092117]

>>29091893
>https://localmonero.co/nojs/knowledge/monero-myths-debunked
also some people in this thread should read the whole list

[Anonymous No.29092208]

>>29091769
There’s no possible way you’re serious.
This is a mid-grade troll dolled up to seek decent. I refuse to believe someone like you can exist.

[Anonymous No.29092212]

>>29091954
>Choosing a larger pool means that you will see more frequent (but smaller) payouts, but choosing a smaller pools helps keep the network decentralised. Miners will not lose any revenue by mining on a smaller pool.

In my experience mining on larger pools is less profitable and usually not worth it due to hidden fees eating into your margins.

[Anonymous No.29092257]

>>29091892
bittrex ≠ bitfinex

>>29092092
yes I've just checked the future on my crystal ball and a few bitcoin whales from 2011 are going to move their coins once atomic swaps is delivered.
btw yes atomic swaps IS coming as there are multiple teams working on this currently.

[Anonymous No.29092338]

>>29091329
>Basic
Prevent SSH login from any IP that isn't your desktop and do whatever you can to prevent having any ports open
Also, use ssh keys and disable root login for SSH
>Less basic
Disable any non-essential service
Use a separate user for running the node
>Not basic at all
Use IP tables and blacklist any IP that isn't your's
Encrypt partitions
Use 64+ digit passwords (you can store them in a file if you encrypt the file and remove the plaintext file by writing random 8 bit integers to every byte of the file and deleting it)
>Complete autist tier
Ditch ubuntu, build LFS install
Check source for everything you're building and refuse to use anything with networking
Build your hardened kernel with a custom .config speciallized for security
>"I'm already on a watchlist anyways"
Only plug in your server network cable to access your wallet
Own a shotgun, an intermidiate calibre rifle and 1000 rounds for each
Force everything on your network through TOR
Use that same LFS install as your daily driver

Feel free to go as far as you want, security is a balance of risk and convenience, you give up enough convenience to feel safe

[Anonymous No.29092376]

>>29092092
https://www.getmonero.org/resources/roadmap/
click on future. however i personally don't believe in atomic swaps because who would volunteer to trade XMR to traceable BTC

[Anonymous No.29092498]

>>29092212
You (or anyone else) have a take on http://xmrvsbeast.com/ ? Seems pretty good to me, just new to this.

[Anonymous No.29092671]

>>29092498
Use moneroocean.stream it has 0.0% fees and pays out in as little as 0.003 XMR if you want. It also has auto-algo finding to choose what is most profitable for your specific PC to mine and then converts it into XMR for you.

[Anonymous No.29092780]

>>29092257
https://ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/h4sh3d-atomic-swap-implementation.html

This site says 0/16 milestones currently completed. Seems like it's a fair way off being finished. Should I be concerned about regulatory risk affecting price in the meantime?

[Anonymous No.29092836]

>>29092671
Thank you anon

[Anonymous No.29092986]

[Anonymous No.29092998]

>>29090361
perfect community too

[Anonymous No.29093024]

>>29092780
XMR is not going to be regulated. Why do you think governments hate XMR? Because they can't access the information hidden within it.

So why would they ban it and then lose ALL information like KYC on exchanges etc while also moving wealth to other nations. It makes no sense. XMR is never going to be regulated or banned.

[Anonymous No.29093105]

>>29092780
This post from Farcaster was published a month ago:
https://old.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/kjgi5g/farcaster_atomicswap_community_update_december/
If you search on the subreddit you can find other teams reporting their progress. It's coming.

[Anonymous No.29093352]

>>29092376
From my experience the roadmap on getmonero is unreliable and not very indicative of the current state of things, Kovri was listed for months after it was apparent the project was dead. Likewise, Bulletproofs+ will definitely be implemented in 2021.

[Anonymous No.29093511]

>>29092338
yeah the network stuff I'm familiar with, just wanted to know how to encrypt my partition, something similar to bitlocker on Windows

[Anonymous No.29093569]

>>29093024
I'm from Australia and my government has already delisted Monero from Centralised Exchanges.

[Anonymous No.29093599]

>>29092338
thanks by the way

[Anonymous No.29093612]

>>29093569
kek

[Anonymous No.29093613]

>>29092212
Can someone edit this ad into a monero ad?
It's simple.
At the end when it talks about iphone, make the text say "anyone can see how much BTC is in your wallet. Shouldnt your money he private? Monero means money."

https://youtu.be/-l61NE0eqkw

[Anonymous No.29093722]

>>29093569
Nope. Exchanges delisted monero. Governments did nothing yet. They self-censored just to be sure. No single government has made a law against monero or privacy coins yet and they never will because of game theory.

[Anonymous No.29093814]

>>29093352
I like their conservative roadmap over overhyped erc-20 bullshit roadmaps

[Anonymous No.29093976]

>>29093722
In that case, why did exchanges delist it at all if there is nothing to worry about?

[Anonymous No.29094010]

>>29093722
I hate the game theory argument because it assumes the government is a rational agent.

[Anonymous No.29094162]

>>29094010
some will but it doesn't matter because you can't ban math, people will still use it and the governments that do ban it will miss out

[Anonymous No.29094181]

>>29092671
Holy shit anon this pool, in conjunction with their own XMRig client is so much faster than what I was using. Thanks again for the rec.

[Anonymous No.29094215]

>>29093976
Because Monero is a symbol of White Supremacy.

[Anonymous No.29094281]

>>29093722
South korea banned all privacy tokens

[Anonymous No.29094374]

>>29094010
I feel the same way. Hopefully there are at least a handful of countries that will behave rationally.

[Anonymous No.29094428]

>>29093569
Some exchanges withdrew it in 2019, but there are a bunch of Australian orientated exchanges that trade in it, Swyftx for example.
Also, how does a government even properly enforce a ban on a crypto currency? They going to arrest me for using Cake Wallet?

[Anonymous No.29094665]

Anyone use bittrex us? Everytime I try to withdraw my monero nothing happens. I click Withdraw, type in address + amount, type in auth code, click WIthdraw and the withdraw box disappears but no withdraw ever takes place. Been happening for 2 days now.

[Anonymous No.29094666]

>>29093511
I'm sure that any popular Linux distro offers the option to completely encrypt the partition (LUKS) with a master password when you're formatting your disk and installing the OS.
I don't think you can do it after the fact, though.

[Anonymous No.29094775]

>>29093976
They didn't want to potentially have to bother with hightened KYC rules and having government people visit them more often. So they did a calculation of how much value XMR trading brought to their trading platform and how much those extra visits and KYC measures would cost in time, effort and opportunity cost and they decided that it was cheaper to self-censor by stopping to trade in XMR.

>>29094010
There are multiple arguments I can name off of the top of my head like a ban of Monero never holding up in court since financial privacy is constitutional right.

But the biggest argument against it is that banning XMR is counter intuitive to their goals. They don't want to ban XMR they just want the information within it. Banning XMR means lowering their access to information which is the exact opposite of what they want to achieve.

The government's goal is "How do we ensure we will have the information contained within XMR?" That's why there are bounties on cracking it.

It's also why the 51% government attacks will never happen. Doing the 51% attack will not somehow remove the encryption and give access to the information in the blockchain. It only allows the government to tamper with consensus which gives them nothing.

Again the government is not looking to destroy XMR. They just want to have access to the information inside of it. And banning it will make that mission harder to achieve.

Therefor XMR is never going to be banned. Not even in China.

[Anonymous No.29094976]

>>29085047
I wish

[Anonymous No.29095131]

>>29094775
again, you're assuming the government acts rationally. Not that you're wrong, but chances are they will say "it's used by the druggies" and vote for banning. The things you've listed will be an afterthought at best. Pic related

[Anonymous No.29095211]

>>29094281
South Korea passed a generic law that banned potential conduits of money laundering which affected cryptocurrencies but also precious metals and stock trading. You now need to identify yourself when buying PMs with cash in south korea. No government specifically banned Monero yet only passing laws that coincidentally also made monero illegal but being used as fud.

India and china also banned monero accidentally in the past and lifted those bans afterwards. South Korea will most likely as well as this isn't a targetted ban.

[Anonymous No.29095373]

>>29095131
The biggest assumption here is that anyone in a position to ban Monero would do so within the next couple of years. In the crypto space? Sure XMR's fairly well known. But in the real world, nobody important has heard of Monero yet

[Anonymous No.29095453]

>>29094428
I use Swyftx and I can't buy it on there. It delisted it a while ago.

Obviously they can't completely enforce a ban, but by banning it you are increasing the barriers to entry. So less normies buying it. Plus, a ban could lead to a drop in price as people panic sell.

[Anonymous No.29095569]

>>29090721
Kraken.
You can also use changenow. I sent btc to cake wallet on my phone and it has a built in changenow to xmr. Only problem is moving bitcoin fees are competing with eth for too damn high.

[Anonymous No.29095596]

>>29095131
Drugs are already illegal to buy no manner what purchasing method you use. In fact the government almost never bans tools that can be used both positively and negatively. Only substances.

It also won't stand in court because you can't link criminal behavior to the ownership of Monero in and of itself. The government wouldn't have a leg to stand on in court.

[Anonymous No.29095599]

>>29095453
>I use Swyftx and I can't buy it on there. It delisted it a while ago.
Ah bugger! I was under the impression they were still trading.

[Anonymous No.29095684]

>>29094775
And yet governments continue to do things which restrict their access to information about Monero.

I don't think they view the information they could gain from it as more valuable than decreasing the amount of people using it, and therefore decreasing (or at least attempting to) illegal activities.

[Anonymous No.29096219]

>>29095684
While that is fair in concept. In reality it means they are just handing the spoils to another government while the actual people you need to worry about stop trading in it.

I suspect that over the long term you're going to see a similar trajectory as with bitcoin. At first there is fear from governments and financial institutions. Some countries will ban it and others will regulate it. Eventually they actually sit down and think about it and realize they lose out even more information and the upsides as well by banning it and they don't want to ban a future high value industry so they lift the ban. As we've seen with India, China, Japan and tons of smaller countries before with bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.29096402]

>>29095596
>reddit spacing

[Anonymous No.29096415]

>>29089807
MONCITADEL!!!! This is glorious

[Anonymous No.29096579]

>>29078003
Can anyone let me know a good way to get Monero in NZ?
Signed up for Kraken intending to buy LTC and swap to Monero but they're blocking any transaction in AUD which is what I've got. They haven't replied for ages now, and I want to buy some stuff.

[Anonymous No.29096712]

>>29096402
I'm an oldfag enough to remember that we all used those spaces back before Reddit was even a thing. I wonder how long the Reddit boogeyman is going to last. Ebaumsworld and Gaia online didn't last as long.

I'm bringing this spacing back in style, and there is nothing you zoomers can do about it.

[Anonymous No.29096764]

>>29096579
you can buy monero on kraken directly. And you can transfer some btc to your kraken wallet, if you can get it anywhere else.

[Anonymous No.29096809]

>>29096579
kraken are a bunch of faggots. try binance otherwise buy a currency you are allowed to buy and bring it into the cakewallet.

[Anonymous No.29096836]

>>29096764
The issue is more that Kraken is outright blocking anything I do with AUD so I want another way to buy, preferably in AUD that won't rape me with fees

[Anonymous No.29096849]

>>29096712
Based oldfag spacing

>>29095131
Check the Bitcoin price in Nigeria after the government banned it, who even cares if they ban crypto?

[Anonymous No.29096891]

>>29096809
You got that right. I was lined up to buy below $200 and I've just been stuck watching it get more and more fucking expensive.
This is the only crypto I actually believe in as a service, otherwise I wouldn't bother.

[Anonymous No.29096931]

Download cakewallet
Buy another coin like LTC
Use the "exchange" tab in cakewallet to convert LTC to XMR

LTC is just an example because it's cheap to send, can do the same with many other coins too (just don't use BTC or ETH because the fees are through the roof at the moment)

[Anonymous No.29097254]

>>29096712
based boomer

[Anonymous No.29097275]

>>29096712
based

[Anonymous No.29097285]

>>29084887
Yeah I spent like 4 monero more than once this summer on WHM. Pissed

[Anonymous No.29097729]

>>29097285
Monero should be used and not simply stashed away. You did a good thing. Just remember to buy more as you spend it, you should probably DCA too.

[Anonymous No.29097800]

>>29097285
using it on whm is its intended purpose

[Anonymous No.29098113]

>>29097285
The whole point of monero is that you spend it. It's way better you spend it than hodl forever like some bitcoinfags

[Anonymous No.29098320]

>>29096931
>Buy another coin like LTC
>Use the "exchange" tab in cakewallet to convert LTC to XMR

I saw another anon mention this the other day. Do you have to set up an LTC wallet in Cake Waller first?

[Anonymous No.29098582]

>>29092338
I just have a VPN and the GUI installed. Does that work?

[Anonymous No.29098593]

>>29078003
Pajeet scam. Apparently one of the addresses can mint an unlimited amount of tokens.

[Anonymous No.29098636]

>>29098320
Nope! You just enter how much LTC you want to swap for XMR, and it will give you an address to send the LTC to, and then it fills your wallet with the Monero.

It uses a website called ChangeNow, so you can do it directly there too. But I would recommend doing the exchange in cake wallet, because then the cake wallet devs get half the fee (the cost is exactly the same, they just share the fee).

[Anonymous No.29098745]

So if I'm from another country and came to the US and bought Monero, would the IRS fuck me over? All I want is to HOLD

[Anonymous No.29098754]

>>29098593
>XMR
>token
laziest fud I've ever seen

[Anonymous No.29098766]

>>29098636
Oh cool! Thanks a bunch, that's really helpful.

>>29098593
You're thinking of XMRG

[Anonymous No.29098910]

>>29098593
Agree! I hear 0xMonero fixes this bug!

[Anonymous No.29099006]

this seems like the most /g/ crypto to me. I always liked it. I own none though.

[Anonymous No.29099150]

>>29098593
>>29098910
is this samefaggotry a psyop

[Anonymous No.29099172]

>>29078003
Hidden inflation bug. Please do not buy this scam-token.

[Anonymous No.29099295]

>>29098910
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
another recent beatdown >>/biz/thread/S28670476

[Anonymous No.29099304]

>>29082070
nigger

[Anonymous No.29099377]

Found a wallet with full XMR from 2 years ago and its remained stagnant while everything else has mooned fuck this coin

[Anonymous No.29099459]

>>29098636
Didn't know that either, that's cool

[Anonymous No.29099742]

>>29099377
I don't think the purpose of Monero is to moon.

[Anonymous No.29099942]

>>29099742
It will be.

[Anonymous No.29100027]

>>29082070
gross

[Anonymous No.29100069]

i don't actually use /biz/ regularly i just came here to say that monero is the best drug-oriented cryptocurrency! i love buying coke with it

[Anonymous No.29100231]

i just dumped my monero
its gotta go down soon, its just so high
i'll get 5 of em after the dump

[Anonymous No.29100256]

>>29098636
does cakewallet also have a desktop app?

[Anonymous No.29100311]

>>29099377
sell them and gtfo then

[Anonymous No.29100314]

>>29092671
> mfw I have been running generic XMRig on monero ocean pool instead of their sweet optimized version for over a year 24/7

[Anonymous No.29100322]

>>29100231
Wow, anon. Five whole Moneros?

[Anonymous No.29100428]

>>29100231
You’re lying. Nobody could possibly be so stupid. It’s not possible.

[Anonymous No.29100526]

>>29099006
It certainly is the most /g/ crypto out there.

[Anonymous No.29100568]

>>29100428
i don't believe the hype
zoom out

[Anonymous No.29100635]

>>29100322
i guess after the dump, it'll be 10

[Anonymous No.29100647]

>>29100314
Sorry I wasn't earlier in these generals to correct that.

[Anonymous No.29100678]

>>29100568
If Monero dumps I'll just keep buying.

[Anonymous No.29100834]

>>29100231
>>29100568
>>29100635
If you're the speculative type of investor there are a lot of other projects during this bull market that you could invest into instead to get a better return on investment. XMR is a long term hold.

[Anonymous No.29100901]

>>29100834
right, i just don't have much in rn
i'm gettin in after the dump

[Anonymous No.29100935]

So lads, 0 XMR holder here. Probably going to get in after the market dumps but I would like to know more about anonymity in purchase. Seems like this would be pointless if my initial purchase can be traced. Not doing anything illegal with it I just like the idea and am a semi-libertariantard.
How im guessing it works
1. Prepaids gift cards
2. VPN or two VPNs running at the same time
3. buy monero on a non kyc
??
profit

then to take it out
1. transfer to some kyc exchange and cash out into fiat
this would obviously be tracable and the government would take their cut, so is there any way to go from monero - fiat anonymously?

Thanks frens.

[Anonymous No.29100944]

>>29100568
>zoom out
Well, if you zoom out on the btc/xmr chart we are in the fucking depths of hell.

[Anonymous No.29100950]

[Anonymous No.29100986]

>>29099006
Yeah I got into it through /g/
Unironically someone loosely associated with FSF introduced me to it. I think that will put normies off though.

[Anonymous No.29100992]

Even with atomic swaps, how is this coin going to pump without easy to access exchange on ramps

[Anonymous No.29101066]

>>29100935
Why don't you just swap another coin for monero? Doesn't matter that much if they trace your first buy of another coin because once you swap it over to monero you can do whatever the fuck you want with it.

[Anonymous No.29101067]

>>29089559
I hope this is true. Would love to average down.

[Anonymous No.29101113]

Hey Monerobros, I discovered monero a while back, and use it regularly as the drugcoin it is. But im now starting to see its potential especially after browsing these threads. (And making the mistake of not investing ETH, BTC etc. years ago)

Im going to dump 20k USD into monero asap. How do you guys make money with monero personally?I have considered a few options.

1.HOLD
2.Day trading on Kraken
3. Buying via Kraken and selling through local monero.
4.Little bit of mining.

All seem like good options, I really believe in monero, but also have a few questions.
How can I buy 20k monero without having the fbi knocking on my door. Does Kraken report to the US gov. And will plenty of transactions coming in and out my bank account alert anyone?

[Anonymous No.29101137]

I don't care what the price is, as long as it continues to work as advertised I'm accumulating.

[Anonymous No.29101138]

>>29100935
>Seems like this would be pointless if my initial purchase can be traced.

Nope that doesn't matter. even your exchange doesn't know the wallet it sends your monero to. So you can safely use KYC. Monero uses encrypted one-time "wallets" for every transaction.

The wallet address you give to the exchange is not your real wallet address just a pseudo-address that sends it to a one-time address. And then sends it to 11 potential addresses which no one can see. One of those 11 is your real address.

You'll be save.

[Anonymous No.29101188]

>>29101113
Wrong pic haha

[Anonymous No.29101250]

>>29100992
It's dark web money. it isn't supposed to pump through speculation but through usage.

[Anonymous No.29101447]

>>29101113
>2. Day trading on Kraken
Losing strategy
>3. Buying via Kraken and selling through local monero.
Watch out with that. It's illegal (you need to ask for KYC info). And it's been known to have government buyers trying to arrest tax dodgers/dark web store owners trying to cash out of XMR into fiat.
>4.Little bit of mining.
Not really profitable unless you take the future valuation growth into consideration.

[Anonymous No.29101573]

>>29101113
>How can I buy 20k monero without having the fbi knocking on my door
Monero is not illegal, anon. Anyways you can buy ether or bitcoin on a KYC exchange, then transfer it to a non-KYC exchange and swap it for monero.

[Anonymous No.29101724]

>>29101573
Litecoin might be better for moving around exchanges. Faster, cheaper.

[Anonymous No.29101823]

>>29100944
We are 3 feet into the floor of the sub-basement dungeon on the BTC/XMR pair.

[Anonymous No.29102113]

>>29100950
What is this from?

[Anonymous No.29102121]

>>29093613
Something like that has been done already. Search reddit.

>>29101113
>How can I buy 20k monero without having the fbi knocking on my door.
The bigger problem would be selling that XMR without the FBI knocking on your door. Buying with KYC is proof you're not a dealer cashing out. Just buy it wherever it's cheapest for you.

[Anonymous No.29102277]

>>29100950
I understand idol-time but you need to explain the shinkuro-time one.

[Anonymous No.29102428]

xmr the only green on my board right now kek

[Anonymous No.29102527]

>>29102428
Same. Aside from BTC my only other hold is BSV. This past year has been bittersweet.

[Anonymous No.29102836]

so comfy in here

[Anonymous No.29103290]

>>29102836
This level of comfiness only exists in /pmg/ and /xmr/ threads, and both are full of the same sorts of people. Not moonboys and niggercoin pump shills, but wholesome lads who just want to stay private and comfy away from prying eyes and jewish lies.

[Anonymous No.29103644]

>>29103290
Based

[Anonymous No.29103742]

>>29103290
/nod fren.

[Anonymous No.29105145]

>>29101447
Why is No.2 a losing strategy? I figured if I bought 100 monero. Bought the dips and sold high and make about $30 per coin, then buy the next dip, id accumulate more XMR and hold.

No.3
Yikes, but as long as im following KYC this would be an easy way to make profit on monero without getting arrested right?

So Holding is really the best start then huh?

[Anonymous No.29105151]

>>29101066
>>29101138
thnx anons
can a realistically only use it for buying sketchy shit or convert to fiat and pay tax?
any other uses?

[Anonymous No.29105413]

>>29105145
You're hoping to time the market. Doesn't end well for probably 90% of people.

[Anonymous No.29105435]

>>29105145
>Bought the dips and sold high
JuSt SeLl aT tHe HiGh AnD BuY tHe DiP

[Anonymous No.29105457]

>>29101724
Yes, very true. Although, you'd have to trade LTC for ETH or BTC before trading for XMR, because LTC/XMR are not a trading pair that I've seen.

[Anonymous No.29105729]

>>29095373
The IRS has

[Anonymous No.29105791]

>>29105151
cockbox
shady gift cards

[Anonymous No.29105798]

>>29102113
https://twitter.com/cgfmofficial

Upcoming NFT Idol Rhythm Game slated for Oct. 2021 release.

I'd say it's the most ambitious blockchain game by far. Their website even shows plans for an anime and manga. Screenshots from the game also show they have multiple songs produced already as well. I know they will be using Live-2D and have voice-acting as well.

>>29102277
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eghb32vhSEw
The game has enemies and playing the rhythm game component does damage to the enemies from what I've seen.

Other coins have designs too.
http://cryptogfm.com/charactor

[Anonymous No.29105850]

>>29099377
No worries anon. Sell your xmr and move on. It’s clearly not your thing.

[Anonymous No.29106281]

>>29105798
Doesn't look like NFTs will be distributed through gacha. Wonder how that's going to work.

[Anonymous No.29106584]

Fuuuuuuuuaaaarrrr

Guys I'm in.

I just converted my second lot of BTC gains gains into XMR. Was 100% BTC for the past 6 years, went 80/20 yesterday and I'm now dived in to 60% BTC / 40% XMR.

Going to sit on these boys for a long time, lesss goooooo

[Anonymous No.29106615]

>>29106584
>>29106281
>>29105850
>>29105798
>>29105791
>>29105729
>>29105457
>>29105435
>>29105413


BUY WOWNERO FAGGOTS

ITS MONERO AND RETARDATION

[Anonymous No.29106700]

>>29106615
I should've mined this fucking shite back in 2018. Mined Aeon and lost my chance. Now I'm a loyal monero shill

[Anonymous No.29107586]

>>29084102
i like the happy ver.

[Anonymous No.29107742]

>>29099377
I'll be happy to take them off your hands

[Anonymous No.29107993]

how come my hashrate is so low on monero ocean (about 1200 h/s) but higher on other nodes (~12500 h/s)?

[Anonymous No.29108769]

>>29107993
Moneroocean miners multiple coins based on profitability. Seems like right now that's Haven which uses CN-heavy instead of randomX.
So two different algos is the answer.

>Feb 19 00:58:12 hostname xmrig[674601]: net new job from gulf.moneroocean.stream:10064 diff 3902 algo cn-heavy/xhv height 794130

[Anonymous No.29108791]

God we've got a lot of 50 cent army on the board rn. At least theyre not in here

[Anonymous No.29108820]

>>29078003
0xMonero

[Anonymous No.29108884]

gonna post a haven shill in every monero thread

monero+chainlink=haven DYOR

[Anonymous No.29108963]

>>29108820
>>29108884
Shut the fuck up pajeet

[Anonymous No.29109458]

>>29108769
ayy, that makes sense. I'm running a slightly undervolted 3900x and apparently my hash rate is about right for an undervolted 3900x mining haven.

[Anonymous No.29109857]

>>29109458
To find the algo you are mining, look at when xmrig gets a new job, now Moneroocean is having me mine argon2/chukwav2
Feb 19 01:18:45 hostname xmrig[674601]: net new job from gulf.moneroocean.stream:10064 diff 576970 algo argon2/chukwav2 height 3341475

[Anonymous No.29110146]

>>29078003
IM FEELING IT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOgkpu1O9nM IM FEELING IT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOgkpu1O9nM IM FEELING IT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOgkpu1O9nM IM FEELING IT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOgkpu1O9nM

[Anonymous No.29110393]

sound money safe mode, at the end of the utube video says at 100yrs from now xmr value of 1/1000000 from 8/8/2020 to 2120 is only going to be like 3,120$ ? i dont get how investing in this peach is going to make you rich?....monero chad help on this please.

[Anonymous No.29110551]

>>29078291
LOOK AT ME.
I AM BITCOIN NOW.

[Anonymous No.29110590]

>>29083851
gettin more expensive every week it looks like :^)

[Anonymous No.29110641]

>>29108884
Not really, haven has bad mining and bad holder concentration

[Anonymous No.29110655]

not to mention that all these great hardworking defi coins like link are stuck meanwhile some trend coin blows it out of the water? why does it seem that this is the 70s-80s stock market repeat were the whales are getting richer and the fish are getting feasted upon by the sharks??

[Anonymous No.29110819]

>>29105145

100 XMR will likely be worth 7 figures by decade's end. So why risk it by swing trading?

[Anonymous No.29110941]

xmr cant thrive in this society cuz too many folks are brainwashed... i love xmr but evry cunt i tell about it explains with bravo pride that they dont give a shit about their privacy ,shame is the name of the game...?

[Anonymous No.29111011]

>>29089559
i fucking hope, i want to buy more

[Anonymous No.29111150]

how can xmr ever be great honestly??? unless you have real world power lifestyle in the underworld i get it... but they dont need coins to invest in cuz they are already rich from thier nonconformed illegal activities and its more worth it for them to wash millions than for you to buy and hodl????

[Anonymous No.29111173]

New idea for anonymity
1. buy btc on whatever exchange
2. convert to xmr
3. send xmr to non kyc wallet or buy physical wallet and put it on that

"cash" out
1. sell in person or on p2p site
2. sell for physical assets in person then sell assets

thoughts? im a fucking retard and dont know much about xmr or blockchain in general, I just like the idea of anonymity and this seems like a super cool and useful project
thnx bros

[Anonymous No.29111214]

>>29110641
How would you know that it has bad holder concentration when wallets are private

[Anonymous No.29111251]

>>29089559
Dabbing on you hard rn

[Anonymous No.29111328]

i get if you want something to be private for you in terms of buying a sex slave or some badass fucking sex gadget or weapon or service or drugs that only you will know about...but those days are long gone thats the tragedy of it unless your the 1% your not getting those real life luxuries

[Anonymous No.29111422]

>>29111150
Dunno man but it's how BTC started back in the day, as a currency for buying drugs off the internet and other things. People were probably saying the same thing about Bitcoin back then, too.

[Anonymous No.29111482]

what can honestly make xmr go up gents???i implore you all who have faith in this asset to think of ways that will make it more public??

[Anonymous No.29111544]

>>29082070
>>29099304
>>29100027
No this is the perfect XMR Chan. And now the official one.

[Anonymous No.29111588]

like put notes in helium balloons with xmr facts then release that shit near major cities or rich areas?

[Anonymous No.29111647]

pay a celeb like to hark about it?

[Anonymous No.29111702]

>>29111588
they would likely fly out over a field and burst
hire a pilot in a small plane to drop them around the city like ww2 propaganda leaflets

[Anonymous No.29111723]

>>29111328
>Badass fucking sex gadget
Cringe
You must literally be a virgin

[Anonymous No.29111784]

xmr cant be great because the fed reserve wont allow something they cant control to become too big like btc?? or any government ?right? any thoughts on this fellow xmr holders

[Anonymous No.29111809]

Shorties roping

[Anonymous No.29111841]

>>29111723
no im tired of fucking already and it was a shock statement maintain reader intrest bud

[Anonymous No.29111846]

>>29110641
because I researched it and know certain whales shill it even though it's technically inferior

[Anonymous No.29111864]

>>29111846
reply to:
>>29111214

[Anonymous No.29111911]

>>29078003
>>29100391

[Anonymous No.29111941]

>>29111841
You made 10 posts with stupid questions and acting retarded. Why

[Anonymous No.29112030]

I bought over 10k xmr years ago. Now I use it to buy drugs online. Pretty cool desu

[Anonymous No.29112261]

xmr reminds me of those john wick coins in the movies...but were is the real life networks and underground communities that will support this style of living, the proof is in the pudding xmr is too good for practical use and in our world folks the goodguys always come in last...ie gme...but maybe a future generation might discover it but it doesnt seem likely ours will thats why its underrated

[Anonymous No.29112265]

CRAB KING CRAB KING CRAB KING CRAB KING CRAB KING MONERO

ULULULULULULULULULULULULULULUUUUUU

[Anonymous No.29112264]

>>29091954
less but more consistent and frequent pay

[Anonymous No.29112362]

just looking for different oerceptions since my mibd is cynical as fuck no disrespect

[Anonymous No.29112402]

>>29093511
IIRC ubuntu server comes with this feature on install though I might be wrong

[Anonymous No.29112442]

>>29098582
That'd do, you don't need to be a giga autist but I'm just paranoid
Would recommend using a remote node on your own network that's fairly secure though

[Anonymous No.29112477]

>>29112030
thats not a bad way to go

[Anonymous No.29112479]

>>29093599
np
checkd

[Anonymous No.29112652]

>>29089559
You are good trader

[Anonymous No.29112914]

>>29088737
>>29089559
hope you guys swung
you seemed so sure about your baseless predictions

[Anonymous No.29113911]

>>29089559
this didn't age well

[Anonymous No.29114668]

>>29111173
Just buy silver and gold with Monero. I think a few bullion dealers accept XMR directly. It's both not illegal and keeps the IRS from knowing anything.