XMR GENERAL

[Anonymous No.29185373]

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

WHERE TO GET MONERO?

>KYC:
Binance
Kraken
Bitfinex

>Non KYC:
Local Monero
Morphtoken
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

[Anonymous No.29185511]

is there a comfier hodl than xmr?

[Anonymous No.29185574]

>>29185511
unironically no

[ETH4EVA No.29185584]

>>29185373
FUCK BTC
FUCK BNB
FUCK XMR

LONG LIVE ETH AND LONG LIVE VITALIK

[Anonymous No.29185736]

threadly reminder that this is the perfect xmr-chan

[Anonymous No.29185759]

>>29185373
Please stop pumping.
Also, read
>https://web.getmonero.org/library/Zero-to-Monero-2-0-0.pdf

[Anonymous No.29185833]

Get ready for btc-xmr atomic swaps, monerochan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuZrtHNTixo

[Anonymous No.29185837]

>>29185584
ETH and XMR aren't competitors.

>>29185736
I wanna see all versions of monerochan in this thread!

[Anonymous No.29185879]

>>29185584
Big cope

[Anonymous No.29186024]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186081]

>>29185584
I hope you find comfy in your life, sir. monerochan welcomes you with open arms. we like the tech. we like the coin.

[Anonymous No.29186100]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186157]

>>29185584
Tari will kill ETH

[Anonymous No.29186164]

>>29185837
>I wanna see all versions of monerochan in this thread!
Janny's not going to like that one bit

[Anonymous No.29186213]

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

[Anonymous No.29186218]

>>29186100
lmao

[Anonymous No.29186238]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186301]

[Anonymous No.29186327]

>>29185759
I'm way too low iq for all that fucking math

[Anonymous No.29186427]

>>29186157
We should do an XMR-Tari chan #soon

[Anonymous No.29186439]

[Anonymous No.29186434]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186590]

How's the Monero mining going fellas?

[Anonymous No.29186664]

>>29186218
kek

>>29186439
based

[Anonymous No.29186710]

>>29186590
at least for the time being, it seems better to mine a more profitable crypto and then exchange it for Monero

[Anonymous No.29186748]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186839]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29186942]

>>29186439

[Anonymous No.29186960]

>>29186439

[Anonymous No.29186965]

>>29186590
good, my only regret is to not have a better pc to mine now.

[Anonymous No.29187026]

>>29186839
>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29187054]

>>29186710
What is more profitable on the CPU than XMR? GPU Mining Eth

[Anonymous No.29187126]

>>29186439
>posting anime men
Yaoifrens please leave

[Anonymous No.29187178]

>>29187054
As of right now, ETH, as fees are insane.

[Anonymous No.29187305]

>>29185837
>>29186327
I'd recommend Mastering Monero for an easier to read introduction to Monero, if you are curious into how it works.

[Anonymous No.29187333]

Buy 0xMonero sirs do the needful

[Anonymous No.29187410]

If you think you're comfy now, just wait until some celebrity tweets about XMR

[Anonymous No.29187418]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29187550]

>>29187333
probably the worst trips of /xmrg/

[Anonymous No.29187643]

>>29187410
if RMS didn't get cancelled I'd have unironically hoped he would one day, even though I know he wouldn't

[Anonymous No.29187716]

>>29187333
>Do the needful

Fucking kek

[Anonymous No.29187724]

>>29187333
i don't think you're the real guy, but just in case, ...
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.29187749]

>>29187643
I mean not twitter since RMS almost had a stroke when one of his talks got advertised on facebook but you know what I mean, Monero is like the #1 "free" crypto

[Anonymous No.29188273]

Last thread 404'd before I got any answers.

I want to get into selling Monero on local monero. I Can buy it on kraken at market value, and sell via Cashapp or zelle via for roughly 10-15% extra.

Some anons are telling me that goverment agents are on there trying to catch dealers cashing out and tax evaders. But if I follow KYC, and make sure not to scammed, should be fine right? Any of you anons selling on localmonero?

[Anonymous No.29188368]

>>29187724
No I’m all in XMR lol

[Anonymous No.29188631]

>>29188273
in america, your tax duty would be to declare your capital gains on crypto to fiat transactions.
>Some anons are telling me that goverment agents are on there trying to catch dealers cashing out and tax evaders
if you are selling a lot of Monero on there I'm assuming you would be flagged.

[Anonymous No.29188699]

>>29188368
alright, sorry for the misfire
i can't take the time to do in depth investigations on each post
have a good day

[Anonymous No.29188767]

>>29187749
Who is RMS ? Fluffy pony?

[Anonymous No.29188837]

>>29185584
MONEY SKELLY CAN NOT HELP YOU HERE>>29187410
omg if elon or fking snoop dog tweet about xmr idk what il do. thats like a sell signal lmao

[Anonymous No.29188846]

>>29188767
rms is a hero of the open source movement
very influential figure

[Anonymous No.29188899]

>>29188631
if you no cash out, why report anything at all

[Anonymous No.29188948]

>>29188767
Richard Stallman
>>29188846
It's not "open source," it's free software. Open source is weasel language used to stop people talking about free software by making people confuse the two.

[Anonymous No.29188968]

>>29188899
you have nothing to report if you buy Monero directly with fiat.

[Anonymous No.29189036]

Imagine the roastie and shyster panic when XMR starts to become a popular method of hiding assets during a divorce

[Anonymous No.29189077]

>>29188968
>>29188968
sigh, then that means using kraken right? how do their fiat deposits work?

[Anonymous No.29189098]

>>29188948
fair enough
i conflate the two because they're often the same for me
but they are not the same

[Anonymous No.29189112]

>>29185373
threadly reminder that 18.7 monero is the same proportional share of the network as 21 bitcoins is for the bitcoin network (one one millionth)
DYOR, comfy investment

[Anonymous No.29189141]

>>29189036
Based. I'll make sure to get into a boating accident when I get divorced.

[Anonymous No.29189156]

>>29189036does anyone have a sell signal for xmr? i dont, but jw.

[Anonymous No.29189343]

>>29189156
Governments becoming less corrupt, universal human rights and freedoms enforced globally. Pollution and global warming wondrously solved.

This is of course just a fairy tale, so no, realistically no long term sell signals for now.

[Anonymous No.29189403]

>>29189156
When XMR supplants BTC, and even then I'll only sell what I need immediately in fiat.

[Anonymous No.29189564]

>>29189141
I'd love to see a Monero tax dodger meme of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqmdiiqIRA8

[Anonymous No.29189763]

>>29189343
fair nuf.

[Anonymous No.29190122]

[Anonymous No.29190164]

Apparently there is an xmr atm near my office, I'll have to check it out

[Anonymous No.29190645]

>>29185373
>Non KYC:
what does KYC mean

t. thinking about getting some XMR

[Anonymous No.29190703]

>>29190645
>KYC
Know Your Costumer regulation that requires you to send your passport, documentation, photo, video, your ass, etc. That means you are abandoning your privacy to put your hands on some XMR.

[Anonymous No.29190710]

btw bros if youre using the moneroocean version of xmrig make sure its actually mining monero and not wownero or some other shit

[Anonymous No.29190973]

>>29190703
Does it really matter that much once you shuffle your crypto around a bit? If you're exchanging one crypto for another through something like changenow or coinswap or whatever, and assuming it goes straight to your XMR wallet, the government's ability to do anything about your Monero seems limited.
It seems to be more of an issue for anything not named Monero.

[Anonymous No.29190987]

Hypothetically. If I have 100 XMR. And buy at $275. Sell at $280. And bought again at $275. That would be a $500 gain aka I can buy (almost) 2 more monero and increase my stockpile. Im using this miniscule $5 per xmr example because I feel like these smaller differences would minimize my risk as opposed to full blown daytrading the 24 hour difference?

Is this a good strat? Just want to stockpile more monero, not even trying to cash out.

[Anonymous No.29191194]

>>29190973
If it matters or not it depends exclusively of each person's situation. It means if the government request information from the exchange, it will provide documentation on you acquiring an <unknown_amount> of monero. This amount could be big enough to trigger an inquiry to know what you did with your monero -- don't underestimate the ability of the state being a bad actor.
Reasonably speaking if we're talking about small amounts it should be alright, and there's always some possible plausible deniability that you lost or used the coins.

[Anonymous No.29191244]

>>29190987
it works until it doesn't, essentially. one day, the price will rocket in one direction never letting your rebalancing trade fill. the goal with this strategy is to double your money before this occurs so when it inevitably happens, it can be written off as the cost of doing business instead of a net loss, essentially. that's my perspective anyways.
i always made more money by sitting around on good projects than trading.

[Anonymous No.29191304]

>>29190164
report back! i've only ever used a bitcoin atm. i would love to know an honest anon's opinion on the xmr ones.

[Anonymous No.29191713]

sending my regards to the last thread
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expatriation_tax

[Anonymous No.29191896]

>>29191713
kek
>you don't want to pay taxes? then leave
>ok bye
>not so fast

[Anonymous No.29192018]

>>29191713
>Unlike all other countries with the exceptions of Eritrea and Hungary (with caveats), the United States taxes its citizens on worldwide income, even if they are permanently resident in another country. To deter tax avoidance by abandonment of citizenship, the United States imposes an expatriation tax on high net worth and high income individuals who give up U.S. citizenship. The tax also applies to lawful permanent residents or green-card holders who are considered "long-term residents." The Tax Code defines a long-term resident as any individual who is a lawful permanent resident of the United States in at least 8 taxable years during the period of 15 taxable years ending with the taxable year during which the expatriation occurs.
Seriously how come the United States can get away with this type of shit? Isn't it supposed to be the best country in the world or something like that? Jesus.

[Anonymous No.29192179]

>>29191713
>Under the new law, any individual who had a net worth of $2 million or an average income tax liability of $124,000 for the five previous years (adjusted annually for inflation)[12] who renounces his or her citizenship is automatically assumed to have done so for tax avoidance reasons and is subject to additional taxes.
Jesus christ, these kikes have no shame. How is this stuff enforced? If the person in question literally packed their bags and went to another country and said, "Fuck you, I'm not a U.S. citizen anymore," then how can the U.S. possibly have any ability to collect more taxes from them?

[Anonymous No.29192215]

>>29190987
Monero is a hodl in my humble opinion. But if you are going to trade compulsively anyway you may consider going with a btc pair with something well correlated to btc. That way you're always in the market. When the market leader shoots up, you have exposure either way. Or in a bear market you could be bleeding fiat value but gaining coins by trading the pair effectively. Make sense?
Crypto is not easy to trade. Lots of unpredictable moves and big moves always seem to start ripping right as you are going to sleep, eating breakfast, etc. Serious crypto traders set alarms all through the night to check on their trade orders and adjust. Not a nice lifestyle.
Much more comfy to hodl.

[Anonymous No.29192356]

>>29190987
just buy and hold. Trying to play the market, especially if you are inexperienced, is just asking to get burned.
pick a set amount of money you want to spend, then either put it all in now and wait a year, or divide that payment and DCA over the next few weeks/months

[Anonymous No.29192381]

>>29185373

[Anonymous No.29192486]

>>29192179
Foreign countries and banks are required to ask if the customer/resident is a US resident for tax purposes when doing anything.

[Anonymous No.29192535]

>>29192018
they recognize the threat of brain drain

[Anonymous No.29192691]

>>29192381
based

[Anonymous No.29192902]

>>29192691
The more XMR is used the more the DNM's dealers will be comfy holding it instead of insta-selling, Theres really nothing else like it at scale.

[Anonymous No.29192926]

>>29185837
will suck dick for 0.2 XMR

[Anonymous No.29192976]

Is anybody using a Ledger with a monero wallet? Ledger Live doesn't allow you to add a monero account and the Monero GUI wallet isn't allowing me to create a new wallet from my Ledger. I'm on Linux.

I've already checked this guide: https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/9901/how-do-i-generate-a-ledger-monero-wallet-with-the-gui-monero-wallet-gui

and the udev rules I have are correct.

[Anonymous No.29192977]

>>29192381
dope
>>29192926
nice!

[Anonymous No.29193135]

>>29185837

[Anonymous No.29193333]

>>29192356
>>29192215

Thanks Monegros. Glad I dodged that bullet. Seems like id get away with it a few times before id be hurtin for certain

How long do you guys plan on hodling? Is 100 XMR enough to make it?

[Anonymous No.29193622]

imagine trying to shill a shitcoin in the comfiest chan general

[Anonymous No.29193676]

XMR-tan was in the news tonight

[Anonymous No.29193862]

>>29193676
post it

[Anonymous No.29194158]

>>29185584
dilate

[Anonymous No.29194235]

is there any risk of being banned if I go goybase --> binance with vpn --> xmr --> cold wallet?

[Anonymous No.29194410]

>>29194235
2nding this
whats the best way to get xmr into a cold wallet anonymously

[Anonymous No.29194486]

I don’t know what XMR is but I’m buying just because of Monero-Chan

[Anonymous No.29194574]

>>29194235
why would you be banned? You are simply transferring your Bitcoin off of an exchange to another exchange and you are currently in the Netherlands on vacation.

[Anonymous No.29194675]

>>29194410
The other day I bought an unknown amount of monero on Kucoin and got it off without issue. The steps would be:

KYC exchange (USD->LTC) -> Kucoin (LTC->BTC->XMR) -> cold wallet

You are limited on withdrawal amounts and obviously there is the KYC at the beginning but in theory nobody knows you have bought monero.

[Anonymous No.29194723]

>>29192976
Away from my pc so can't give you any useful info, but yes, I use my ledger for it. In minecraft.

[Anonymous No.29194777]

>>29194723
On linux, ubuntu

[Anonymous No.29194813]

>>29194235
buy eth on cb>uniswap to usdc/usdt>binance with vpn>xmr>withdraw

[Anonymous No.29194828]

>>29194675
appreciate it man

[Anonymous No.29194919]

>>29185837
This one is my favorite.

>>29187333
0xMonero is comfy as fuck. I was about to do the needful myself.

[Anonymous No.29195092]

>>29186301
>>29186434
>>29194919
Please stop posting these. They're not pleasing to look at.

[Anonymous No.29195154]

>>29194919
Reminds me of the old sanic memes but somehow worse

[Anonymous No.29195191]

>>29195092
I like the boobs!

[Anonymous No.29195194]

have a nice night everyone
>>29193676
Link?

[Anonymous No.29195326]

>>29194486
this, i touch myself to her allot.
>>29194675
wish buying monero could be more straightforward without having to mail cash or something like that.

[Anonymous No.29195381]

>>29192018
Income tax required a constitutional amendment to be passed in the early 1900s for it to be considered legal.
>progressives destroyed this country

[Anonymous No.29195410]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STOP PUMPING NOOOOOO AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.29195417]

>>29195326
lole just go to nicehash and buy it

[Anonymous No.29195930]

>>29195092
I usually tug my peen before going into xmr generals because I know she will trigger me anyways.

[Anonymous No.29196257]

>>29194235
>>29194675
might be better to withdraw to a local wallet from the kyc exchange, but based on some of the posts I've been reading on this board I have a feeling a lot of people are going to get audited pretty soon and they'll want you to prove that you haven't traded at all if you've been buying from kyc exchanges and never report any gains.
>>29194813
>uniswap to usdc/usdt
and pay $100+ in gas fees

[Anonymous No.29196358]

How does XMR work for storing onto a trezor T? Do I need to do some shenanigans like running a node with it as well?

[Anonymous No.29196704]

>>29195410
I unironically want this coin to dump to $50

[Anonymous No.29196723]

>>29196358
You just need to use the official Monero GUI, and set it up as either to use a remote node or local node. Local node will involve downloading the blockchain. Remote node doesn't, but when you create your wallet, keep note of the block height because every time you load up the wallet, the app needs to scan every block to build up the transactions.

[Anonymous No.29196797]

>>29196723
What a pain in the ass. Dumping all my XMR.

[Anonymous No.29197088]

>>29196797
Go ahead and sell. The right to privacy isn't meant for you

[Anonymous No.29197093]

>>29195417
>sadly i am a burger, seems to make everything harder rn.

[Anonymous No.29197155]

>>29193333
NOOOOMBAAAAA

[Anonymous No.29197172]

>>29185373
Monero can be tracked and is an overpriced fork of Bytecoin.

[Anonymous No.29197191]

>>29193333
[unknown] is enough for most people but the making it stack is [unknown]

[Anonymous No.29197288]

Fellow XMR chads. I've made 100% profit. Give me courage to hold on and not sell now. I know there's a future for this currency and I need to be brave in this time of emotional trial.

[Anonymous No.29197528]

>>29197288
Take some profit you won’t regret it, hold the majority but don’t be scared of cashing out in the way. That’s what I think anyway because I’d be a lot better if I had taken profits but hindsight is 20/20

[Anonymous No.29197590]

Upgrade your Monero for 0xMonero

[Anonymous No.29197635]

>>29197288
If you want to sell it's fine.
This isn't a short term pump n dump shitcoin and we aren't a moon mission. There will be other opportunities for quite some time.
But I would honestly recommend spending some of your Monero. That's what it's for anyway and you've basically made some free money with good timing.

[Anonymous No.29197669]

>>29197528
unfortunately the amount isn't significant enough to justify cashing only a part of it out. I'll gladly hold, having thought about it and hoping to buy more regardless if it dips or not

[Anonymous No.29197703]

>>29197288
you don’t get out after a x2 in a bullrun wtf
this is a generational opportunity

[Anonymous No.29197892]

>>29195930
i don't know if i will be sexually satisfied til we have some proper monero-tan hentai, but if i commission some that is more monero i wont have.

[Anonymous No.29198207]

>>29197892
A commission of BTCchan getting lured into a honeypot and XMRchan holding her down while she gets raped by the long glowing tentacles of the state department, while XMRchan slips away and escapes without a hair out of place is just the kind of promotion we need.

[Anonymous No.29198409]

Most charts these days don't show the entirety of xmr/btc. Find a full chart, set it to log scale, set it to price against btc, zoom out as much as possible. We are at a GENERATIONAL BOTTOM vs btc. Any buy in the area we're in is considered HEAVY DIP. If you want to gain value /usd AND btc, get the fuck in now, anon. Shitcoins will be left behind by the big boys.

[Anonymous No.29198585]

What's a good XMR mining rig setup?

[Anonymous No.29198720]

>>29198585
A good setup is a modern ryzen chip you've already got in your gaming rig. Other than that its cheaper long term to just buy xmr

[Anonymous No.29198891]

Anon what's your opinion on Incognito Exchange? Does this help shield your trading even more ? Is it legit?

https://incognito.org/

[Anonymous No.29199374]

CNN lol

[Anonymous No.29199864]

>>29187643
No chance. RMS isn't libertarian, he's more of a socialist. You can email him and ask what are his thoughts about Monero.

> https://news.bitcoin.com/richard-stallman-gnu-unlike-bitcoin/

Still can't believe he was cancelled over "some remarks" when everyone knows he's incredibly autistic

[Anonymous No.29200067]

>>29199864
>Still can't believe he was cancelled over "some remarks" when everyone knows he's incredibly autistic
What exactly was he cancelled over, anyways? He's had extremely pro pedophilia comments for a long time.

[Anonymous No.29200401]

>>29200067
>https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/09/richard-stallman-leaves-mit-after-controversial-remarks-on-rape/

"Headlines say that I defended Epstein," Stallman wrote. "Nothing could be further from the truth. I've called him a 'serial rapist,' and said he deserved to be imprisoned. But many people now believe I defended him—and other inaccurate claims—and feel a real hurt because of what they believe I said."

"I'm sorry for that hurt," Stallman added. "I wish I could have prevented the misunderstanding."

[Anonymous No.29200425]

>>29199864
I know he wouldn't ever support it, but I just wish he'd consider it.
>>29200067
He said that (I'm paraphrasing) Marvin Minsky was probably approached by a girl who was told to approach him and it would have appeared completely consensual to him. It was worded in typically autistic fashion but that's the gist.
People only focused on RMS saying that it appeared she consented and got him cancelled, and he resigned from FSF shortly thereafter.

[Anonymous No.29200451]

>>29200067
He didn't change. The world did. Just in case you somehow missed that.

[Anonymous No.29201085]

>>29185373
This is a centralized scam that is under SEC investigation. Please do not buy this shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.29201575]

>>29199864
Richard stallman was an autistic, obese, Jewish manchild

[Anonymous No.29202392]

any evidence of this?
has anyone been burned yet?
i hear people say this allot but never any specifics.

[Anonymous No.29202691]

>>29201085
OMG selling my stack

[Anonymous No.29202709]

>>29202392
What are you referring to?

You're referring to >>29201085?
The centralized coin under SEC investigation is XRP, not XMR

[Anonymous No.29202846]

mining monero is the biggest dumbfuck meme
>hurr here's your $5 a month in exchange for heating up your CPU 24/7 and making your PC unusable

[Anonymous No.29202898]

>>29195092
at this point these are just lixe 0xMR, vastly superior to the original but still hated.

[Anonymous No.29202950]

>>29202846
barrier for entry against minetards who dont care about what they mine only profit

[Anonymous No.29203584]

>>29202898
Fuck off with your scam coin ranjeesh

[Anonymous No.29203791]

>>29202846
XMRing at 80% (one unused core) doesn't slow my system, if you have 2 GB RAM to spare.
It's quite good at yielding when other processes need the CPU.
I turn it off for gaming, but browsing, movies and other regular activities are not impacted.

If you want to invest for a miner income, buy RTX 3060s to mine ETH.
If you want to mine a bit and get involved with the CPU you already have, XMR is competitive.

Global hash rates are up, transaction are up with low fees, and global power distribution is heathier than BTC without ASICs farms, so I'd say it's working good.

[Anonymous No.29204400]

some generous xmr anon >>29202593 just donated some xmr to some poorfags. and the best thing is that we have no idea how much they sent

[Anonymous No.29204414]

>>29185373
Hey guys, I was hoping to join this thread and learn about this coin and possibly buy some but ran into an issue.

You see there are these images of a sweet looking young lady looking very exposed.

As you can imagine I had to immediately pleasure myself after seeing them.

In future threads could we please just keep to the topic and not post erotic imagery? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.29204625]

>>29204414
joke's on you, monero-chan is actually the least exposed waifu. and she's fine with you doing whatever you want to yourself in private

[Anonymous No.29205061]

>>29204625
I am still of the opinion that you shouldn't be able to see Monero-Chan's eyes for some reason. Glasses, veil, visor, whatever

[Anonymous No.29205604]

>still nowhere near the previous ATH
holy FUCK I'm so fucking bullish
guess where my next paycheck is gonna go

[Anonymous No.29205660]

Damn missed out on the xmr gibs ;(

[Anonymous No.29206244]

got a nice stack, thinking about 50/50 xmr and algo, May the digits guide me

[Anonymous No.29206372]

>>29206244
thanks digits I put it all into algo now and I will put half into xmr when I’m home

[Anonymous No.29206398]

>>29202846
Literally found a block the first day I started mining XMR and I was solo mining. I've only been mining a week and the network paid me six months of electricity upfront.

[Anonymous No.29206401]

>>29206244
I heard from a friend that the Algorand people are hiring the top cryptographers in the world.

[Anonymous No.29206528]

£200 next stop £300
corrrrr

[Anonymous No.29206620]

>>29206401
Shutup shilling like that makes me want to sell it and all in xmr

[Anonymous No.29206669]

Incase that anon was lurking here I was about to post but the thread got nuked, I could really use any help you can give, I lost my friend a week ago and I wanted to go out of state to see him but I'm just too poor to do it, I saw you helping other anons didn't know if you could help me get to his funeral.

85oGPnvjAiSbY7QLvwBzuV6NK9TP74JDMc9iP55xj3USJ51Kr3bvK6UiY5vPTuchT5NZwrKDDoZ9qhKPowKLpQnQHW2k4he

Thank you incase you see this.

[Anonymous No.29206697]

>>29206401
XMR already has the top cryptographers in the world. That's how atomic swaps, bulletproofs+, and triptych/arcturus have been developed

[Anonymous No.29206729]

>>29204400
That's based. Hate I missed it, but glad to see fellow XMRchads being generous.

[Anonymous No.29206844]

>>29206669
:DDDDDDDDDD

[Anonymous No.29206914]

How high do you think the XMR price will go this run?

[Anonymous No.29206959]

>>29206914

unknown amount

[Anonymous No.29207013]

[Anonymous No.29207031]

>>29206844
I would be stupid not to try, he was helping others :/

[Anonymous No.29207204]

>>29206914
Bitcoin had just mooned the last time monero had it's highest price. Bitcoin is still, somehow, mooning (value 3x the last high back in 2017). After it's done with that ridiculousness alt coins will take off more and I think we can assume that monero will at least double it's last highest price, so 800$+ is my prediction. But it might and hopefully will dip before that happens.

[Anonymous No.29207248]

>>29206959
I think it's being actively suppressed from ATH in sats. It should be priced at about ETH's dollar value right now if it were back at ATH in sat value.

[Anonymous No.29207258]

>>29205061
>burqa monero-chan
kek
Fund it.

[Anonymous No.29207329]

Why the fuck is reddit obsessed with advertising monero? If it gets too big before its prime, fiat gateways will be shut off. Shouldnt they want as much subversive growth as possible? Fuck the price. XMR should only be shilled to crypto veterans for now.

[Anonymous No.29207419]

>>29207329
XMR was my first buy as a newbie and since I wrote down my mnemonic but and not my json, the web wallet I was using is lost to time, taking [an undisclosed amount] of monero out of circulation forever. It was less than I currently have, though. I wouldn't consider myself a crypto veteran, though: I've just always thought XMR was "Bitcoin but better" since I'd first heard of it.

[Anonymous No.29207562]

Recommend me a pool for mining XMR with 2800 H/s worth of CPU. Also, I probably will only able to let the miner run for 15h straight before stopping each day.

[Anonymous No.29207817]

30-year-old boomer walking around the woods talking about Monero.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak5TFr26BaE

[Anonymous No.29207871]

>>29207562
solo mine

[Anonymous No.29207914]

>>29191244
same here, traded 3500 OMG back and forth at 55 and 65 cents for a while, made profit but a few weeks later OMG was at 5$. lost a lot of money because i swing traded

just hold, move on with life and accumulate

[Anonymous No.29208042]

>>29194410
Just create new addresses.

[Anonymous No.29208150]

>>29206528
Feels great dannitlad? Never selling this one hopefully get me enough to retire

[Anonymous No.29208386]

>>29207419
the mnemonic should be enough to recover it. was it a 13 or 25 word seed?

[Anonymous No.29208438]

>>29208386
I'm not even sure; this was back before the 2017 run.

[Anonymous No.29208448]

>>29189112
It depends. In 2120 there will be 34 million XMR so you want to look at what your share is compared to the total XMR in the future not right now. 1/1000000 of XMR total supply in 2120 would be 34 XMR.

[Anonymous No.29208524]

>>29190987
The market is highly irrational so you can't predict price movement. It's a bull season right now so selling has a higher risk associated with it compared to normal. Meaning you're more likely to be left in the dust when you sell. It's best to have a diversified portfolio because not everyone pumps together and redistribute the profits to your XMR hold.

[Anonymous No.29208560]

>>29207817
NO LUKE SHUT THE FUCK UP I STILL WANT TO BUY YOU STUPID BALD FAGGOT

[Anonymous No.29208633]

>>29208438
so you don’t have the seed any more? i guess they are truly lost then

[Anonymous No.29208777]

are we losing steam :(

[Anonymous No.29208846]

>>29208633
I looked where I keep my old crypto papers but apparently not.

[Anonymous No.29208953]

>>29193135
Imagine an XMR Drainer meetup, the autism would be palpable

[Anonymous No.29208965]

>>29193333
>Is 100 XMR enough to make it?
Depends on how long your time frame is. I expect Monero to slowly grow in usage and importance over the next 10 years so maybe you should accumulate more over time as well.

[Anonymous No.29208976]

>>29208777
i hope so, not finished accumulating

[Anonymous No.29209030]

>>29197669
>unfortunately the amount isn't significant enough to justify cashing only a part of it out

huh? just sell half mid wit

[Anonymous No.29209065]

>>29197288
Diversify your portfolio. Treat Monero as your retirement fund and slowly put more into it over the coming decade. What you're doing is akin to selling Bitcoin in 2011 because you realized 100% profit.

[Anonymous No.29209117]

>>29198409
While this is true in the long-term. The problem is that the market is irrational and we can't predict when what is going to moon. The only thing we know is that Monero has the long-term advantage and will in the long term outperform Bitcoin. So it's still best to have a diversified portfolio because things don't pump synchronized.

[Anonymous No.29209268]

xmr is great with the privacy stuff and the linear inlfation and al that. but its proof-of-work based and that is retarded. anyone know any non-proof-of-work based similar alternative?

[Anonymous No.29209306]

>>29193333
Yes.

[Anonymous No.29209323]

any electrum like wallet?

[Anonymous No.29209517]

>>29209268
No because PoS is a security risk.

[Anonymous No.29209626]

>>29208448
>tfw will be able to give 5 of my kids enough to give 5 of their kids make it stacks
i will have a dynasty by the turn of the next century

[Anonymous No.29209644]

Noob here, trying to mine, does this look right?

[Anonymous No.29209671]

>>29202846
It's more like "Use the PC you're using anyways to mine Monero in the background and receive $150 USD/0.5XMR a month".

If you get so low hashrates that you would generate $5 a month then I don't think mining is for you.

[Anonymous No.29209736]

>>29209268
PoW blockchain is the entire innovation that bitcoin brought to the table and there's nothing wrong with it.

>>29209644
You need to screenshot the stuff at the top when you start mining

[Anonymous No.29209773]

>>29199864
>https://news.bitcoin.com/richard-stallman-gnu-unlike-bitcoin/

Interesting
>Unlike BitCoin or cash payments, Taler ensures that governments can learn their citizen’s total income and thus collect sales, value-added or income taxes.

>Nonetheless, the system ensures anonymity for users, who will ultimately use coins as a stand-in for national currencies and be free from exposure to any volatility inherent in a new cryptocurrency.

>“When you pay with Taler, your identity does not have to be revealed to the merchant. The bank, government and exchange will also never learn how you spent your electronic money,” it is written. “However, you can prove that you paid in court if necessary.”

>As such, in terms of stability, Taler is reported to “[use] an electronic exchange holding financial reserves in existing currencies.”

So it's a stable coin? I wonder how it will be both private to banks, government and exchanges but at the same time possible to prove how you spent your money if necessary, without compromising your privacy.

[Anonymous No.29209836]

>>29185837
WIP semi-oc. edited and colored someone elses sketch of another character.
I'll have to finish this tomorrow so i can finally have a release.

[Anonymous No.29209849]

>>29207562
Moneroocean.stream has 0.0% fees so use that. Also use their own miner to let your CPU mine the most efficient algorithms to maximize profit.

[Anonymous No.29209880]

>>29185373
comfy

[Anonymous No.29209889]

>>29209736

[Anonymous No.29209906]

>>29209268
PoS isn't really viable and will inevitably lead to centralization. I also wish there was a more environmental/energy efficient solution to the problem but there really isn't. Or at the very least PoS isn't a viable solution to this problem.

[Anonymous No.29210096]

>>29209906
yup pow is the way

[Anonymous No.29210148]

>>29209889
You need to get huge pages working and you'll get over 1kh. Run xmrig as administrator whenever you run it. Might need to restart your computer before it works too.

https://xmrig.com/benchmark?cpu=Intel%28R%29+Core%28TM%29+i5-7600K+CPU+%40+3.80GHz

[Anonymous No.29210260]

>>29210148
i would hope so i am getting over 1.1k in 2 threads with an older intel.

[Anonymous No.29210286]

>>29209889
You need to do a couple of things. You're using windows so you need to enable huge pages as well as run in administrator. You also need to enable benchmarks in the config.json

Use the Moneroocean.stream miner and connect to their pool. It has 0.0% fees and has an algo switching method so you can maximize the profit of your CPU.

[Anonymous No.29210364]

>>29210148
Ill re-boot and check my hash.
So when can I expect to receive something? Idc if It's 0.001 XMR I just want to see that it is working. Also can I receive profits in an exchange wallet?

[Anonymous No.29210658]

>>29209065
Yep, pretty much what I'm doing. I mainly buy ETF's. Memes and crypto is 10% of my investments

[Anonymous No.29210662]

>>29210364
only took me few minutes to get a tiny bit, 0.001 might take some hours tho

[Anonymous No.29210701]

Apparently my old Kraken account has like $100 on it. I am thinking I'll just buy a fraction of an XMR and put the rest into fractions of normie coins. That way I can pretend that is "all I have" of XMR.
What are the best clueless normie coins other than BTC?

[Anonymous No.29210724]

>>29210364
You won't receive an automatic payment for a very long time. You'll need to check what your pool (supportxmr in your case) says about minimum payouts and how to change payout settings. They also have a calculator on their page that will tell you what you can expect to earn with your hash rate. 1KH/s will earn 0.0118 per month right now. With huge pages enabled you're looking at about 8 months until you get paid out the 0.1xmr default.

[Anonymous No.29210775]

>>29210364
It depends on the mining pool. It usually takes 2-6 hours before the "block matures" after which it gets added to your mining account. Depending on the pool you need to gather X amount of XMR before they pay you out.

On Moneroocean.stream it's 0.003 XMR.

[Anonymous No.29210904]

>>29193622

You missed one detail. Above that in heaven is Link.

[Anonymous No.29210911]

>>29210286
Couldn't find benchmarks in the config but I restarted and the hash went up by 500. Using new pool now.

[Anonymous No.29211030]

>>29188273
The way you write this makes it sound like you'll be getting scammed by kasher quon or teejayx6 for sure

[Anonymous No.29211132]

>>29210724
So err $0.27 per month? Epic.

[Anonymous No.29211354]

>>29211132
If you do it smart you can make a lot more. Look at my image here >>29209671

[Anonymous No.29211367]

>>29211132
Actually about $4 with his improved hash rate and proper maths. And I don't recommend anyone mine as their primary method of acquiring XMR. It's fun to get some extra just for running a program on your computer though.

[Anonymous No.29211494]

>>29202846
>making your PC unusable
It has no impact. You could easily pause it if you notice it slowing things down but it basically never does.

[Anonymous No.29211722]

>>29211354
You mean if you have a thread ripper?

[Anonymous No.29211827]

>>29186590
not bad, got just about every server I have running XMRig except my node unit
you make any payouts yet?

[Anonymous No.29211899]

>>29210286
>Use the Moneroocean.stream miner
doesnt mine monero just pays out in monero

[Anonymous No.29211933]

>>29211899
It also mines monero if it turns out to be the most efficient algorithm at the time.

[Anonymous No.29211942]

Real talk though, is their a method of mining Monero that's actually profitable? $4 a month isn't going to fucking cut it.

[Anonymous No.29211979]

>>29211899
Also Moneroocean.stream is officially recommended by getmonero.org.

https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/mine-to-pool.html

Scroll down to the "going further" 2nd bulletpoint.

[Anonymous No.29212015]

>>29211942
>find local hardware stores
>buy all threadrippers
>buy all RTX 3080s
>sell them all for a stupid markup
>buy monero

[Anonymous No.29212063]

>>29211933
>It also mines monero if it turns out to be the most efficient algorithm at the time.
1 no it wont because its designed to be slow
2 no it wont because xmrig doesnt change algos on the fly

[Anonymous No.29212152]

>>29212015
fkn true and based. But seriously if mining Monero is necessary to verify transactions but isn't particularly profitable does that not doom the currency a little?

[Anonymous No.29212199]

>>29211899
>>29212063
>1 no it wont because its designed to be slow
My CPU mines RandomX about 30% of the time
>2 no it wont because xmrig doesnt change algos on the fly
By default which is why I changed the config.json to rebench every once in a while which I explained to the thread how to do a couple of threads back.

[Anonymous No.29212290]

>>29212199
>have to fuck around with it
lol 90% of people who read your post just lost interest and mined something easier

[Anonymous No.29212483]

>>29212290
My post was meant for the 10% that wants to follow through.

[Anonymous No.29212507]

>>29212483
good luck to them then

[Anonymous No.29212519]

>>29209671
Easy to say with a threadripper doing 50kh/s you dum fuck.

Either way, it will take you like 48 months to recoup the cost of just the CPU itself.

[Anonymous No.29212523]

>>29207562
>only able to let the miner run for 15h straight before stopping each day
Answering my own question after a bit of research :

I needed a pool with a PPS (Pay Per Share) reward system, that means I should get a reward based on the number of shares submitted and theoretically the reward is proportional to my contribution to the H/s of the pool. "Theoretically" because of the random factor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A33mj6-gkI

[Anonymous No.29212575]

I'm on the fast track to making $0.09 a day.

[Anonymous No.29212632]

Anons, i mine monero on a website as revenue. But actually its pretty slow, what van i do? I want.to moonetize people visiting my website

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tmgZrmVnHz4RLFDrbxis
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[Anonymous No.29212680]

>>29212632
Don't use a fucking website to mine shit.

[Anonymous No.29212819]

>>29212680
Okay, so what should i use?

[Anonymous No.29213150]

>>29212819
moneroocean.stream

[Anonymous No.29213267]

>>29212152
This same conversation happened with btc and eth.

[Anonymous No.29213789]

>>29212152
It is not profitable because so many people mine it. In turn this means people mine monero despite barely breaking even, so they must believe in the tech, that it gains value or both. It's a sign of a health community.

[Anonymous No.29213934]

>>29212152
No. The only reason it's not profitable FOR YOU is because there are so many other people mining. If there were less people mining then you would get a larger share of the reward. Go learn the basics of proof of work.

Also $4/month is for a shitty CPU in grandmas PC so it's not bad actually. A 3900x for example is doing $50/month right now and pays for itself in 9 months currently. Now consider that many people have already bought CPUs like this for work or gaming or whatever and this XMR is like free money for them. Now consider the millions of underutilized servers around the world and it's actually surprising how profitable mining is.

[Anonymous No.29214082]

>>29213150
Does moneroocean do a good job of utilizing GPUs? Ryo is the one GPU coin that I know they do. Do you think they could add ETH and be like a NiceHash that pays XMR?

[Anonymous No.29214141]

Boring name and boring icon. With monero you lose. Buy useless memecoins, tokens and centralized pseudo crypto instead!

[Anonymous No.29214228]

>>29214082
Moneroocean.stream is for CPU mining but you can use a different miner for GPU and connect it to the pool to get paid out in XMR all the same. They already have ETH support if you want to send it to them. Go to "coins" to see what they support.

>>29214141
Thank you for your service.

[Anonymous No.29214268]

>>29213789
>people mine monero despite barely breaking even
Not true. The last rational miner will be barely breaking even (and there will be a few stupid, irrational miners losing money) but the most will be making a decent profit. There are people who get hardware and electricity almost for free just raking in the profits.

[Anonymous No.29214333]

how come this id the preferred token for online drug markets

[Anonymous No.29214565]

>>29214333
It isn't a token.

It's used on online drug markets because it's the only truly private cryptocurrency out there right now.

[Anonymous No.29214692]

>>29214333
buy a brick of coke in bitcoin and you'll find out why real quick

[Anonymous No.29214710]

>>29214228
>moneroocean.stream
Do you if it's more profitable to use the algo switching xmrig for GPU or run a seperate Eth miner? Could they integrate ethhash into the miner?

[Anonymous No.29214825]

>>29214710
>Could they integrate ethhash into the miner?
Probably but why bother if eth won't be mined in the near-future anyway.
>Do you if it's more profitable to use the algo switching xmrig for GPU or run a seperate Eth miner?
Use the algo-switching for CPU mining and use a separate miner for your GPU if you want to mine Eth. You can still connect the GPU miner to moneroocean.stream to get paid in XMR.

[Anonymous No.29214837]

>>29209268
PoS = Piece of Shit

[Anonymous No.29214930]

>>29211367
does it jack up your powerbill, though?

[LebAnon No.29214993]

based thread
shitcoins pumping and we are growing steadily

[Anonymous No.29215050]

how do i exchange my btc for xmr anonymously

[Anonymous No.29215081]

>>29214993

my sats are bleeding

[Anonymous No.29215206]

>>29214930
Everyone's calculation will be different obviously but yes.

[Anonymous No.29215277]

>>29215050
Localmonero

Alternatively just buy XMR with your BTC and move it to a private wallet. XMR is completely anonymous and uses one-time addresses so even the exchange won't know where it went.

[Anonymous No.29215994]

>>29214837
checked

[Anonymous No.29216090]

>>29185584
one is a service the other is a means if exchange. tey being less of a doofus next time

[Anonymous No.29216143]

>>29185373
Where did you find these monera-chan arts?

[Anonymous No.29216195]

>>29186439
hot

[Anonymous No.29216198]

>>29186590
slowly but persistently, as it should

[Anonymous No.29216216]

>>29216143
quickfix
*monero-chan

[Anonymous No.29216337]

>>29187550
>worst
that's not how you spell "best". have some humor anon, 0xtard is part of the family now that he's been memefied as a permanent fixture in our generals

[LebAnon No.29216367]

>>29186439
jannies don't ban that based bro please

[Anonymous No.29216526]

>>29214930
plug your puter in a wattmeter and find out. ryzens have low tdo and xmr doesn't stress them to gaming consumption. it's rather like 2/3rds tdp of gaming performance on some ryzen apu's i mine with

[Anonymous No.29216620]

So how far do you think it'll dip before we see it start to jump again?
Talking BTC-XMR

[Anonymous No.29216671]

I'm thinking of getting into mining, can anyone who mines tell me how much they pay for electricity a month and how much revenue they get? I was thinking of joining a pool

[Anonymous No.29217087]

>>29216671
Doesn't pay a ton but it does definitely break ever on power here, running a ryzen 3900x with 0.08KWh

[Anonymous No.29217110]

>>29216620
No idea, the market is irrational. You should have a diversified portfolio. The only thing we know is that in the very long-term XMR is bound to outperform BTC.

[Anonymous No.29217205]

>>29217110
Thanks, was thinking of getting in but undecided with recent trends, I think I'll buy the dip we've been seeing over the last few hours

[Anonymous No.29217892]

posting in xmr general is bad opsec

[Anonymous No.29218642]

When's gook moot going to start taking monero for passes? I'm getting tired of waiting.

[Anonymous No.29218845]

>>29186590
Never built a PC in my lifetime so other than choosing a processor idk what else to do

[Anonymous No.29219147]

Just started learning about crypto. It's exciting and scary at the same time I have $100 dollars in Monero, $80 in Chainlink, $100 in Binance and $150 in Ethereum. I'm buying $50 worth of crypto each pay day. Any advice, guys?

I used to just hoard my money in my savings account, but had to spend it all after the meme virus hit. Just starting to get back on my feet. I don't want to be a poorfag for the rest of my life..

[Anonymous No.29219261]

>>29201575
True, he has done a lot of good for software development in general, but ultimately lives in the academia bubble.

[Anonymous No.29219274]

>>29219147
dump eth into xmr

[Anonymous No.29219705]

>>29209644
what are you mining with, broseph? looks ok for a 5 to 6 year old mid range system. for reference i'm getting 1,5khs on a ryzen 3200 with 3mhz ram

[Anonymous No.29219843]

>>29209671
5usd now will be 500usd 5 years from now. it's all relative in life, bruh

[Anonymous No.29219863]

>>29218845
Just buy Monero. You will come out way ahead.

[Anonymous No.29219937]

>>29209889
do the huge pages thing, but as an aside you should also consider switching to linux

[Anonymous No.29220148]

>>29218845
ryzen 3600, gpu whatever you can aford (1030nvidia will allow for some light gaming and once eth goes proof of stake you buy a better gpu), am4 b450 motherboard, 2x 8gb 3000mhz ram and a bronze rated power supply for 500w. add in a case and you're golden. best order it premade the first time

[Anonymous No.29220238]

>>29185511
Nope.

[Anonymous No.29220253]

>>29219147
If you don't intend to trade constantly, I would recommend researching the coin you want to buy and going with one that looks like it should be stable, then holding
>Don't panic sell
If you buy in at the right time and plan to hold, don't worry too much about losing gains
>Don't fall for FOMO
Just because currency X is jumping doesn't mean you should buy in and don't let the shills get you
>Never treat missed potential as a loss
"I could have made X" is the worst way to look at things, if you didn't lose money it's not a loss, if you made money it's a gain

[Anonymous No.29220283]

>>29218845
plus an m2 ssd 512gb, you will have a computer that will last you a long time if tou upgrade the gpu. don't skimp on the psu, get a rated one

[Anonymous No.29220555]

>>29218845
Basic parts guide
>SSD for OS
>HDD for storage
>For your own use, 16GB+ memory, for just mining, 8GB, aim for 3200MHz RAM
Rest is up to you, case can be dirt cheap, PSU should be 50W over however much power your parts say they should draw

[Anonymous No.29221251]

>>29197288
Stay strong and hodl. Imagine cashing out now, and then roping I a few years when you check back and btc and xmr and the same price.

[Anonymous No.29221410]

>>29221251
This is a comfy dip. What do you mean stay strong?

[Anonymous No.29221520]

>>29221251

Give me the hopium XMR/BTC looks so fucking bad now

[Anonymous No.29221551]

>>29221410
Sorry meant to respond primarily to the other anon

[Anonymous No.29221755]

>>29221520
>XMR/BTC looks so bad right now
Yeah that’s when you’re supposed to buy...

[Anonymous No.29221763]

>>29221520
we were at 0.0035 like 10 days ago you retard newfag

[Anonymous No.29221935]

>>29221520
>Give me the hopium XMR/BTC looks so fucking bad now

Monero consistently displaces Bitcoin where fundamentals matter. In time, fundamentals will start to matter more and more in more and more sectors. Its really just a waiting game now.

[Anonymous No.29222303]

>>29221520
Look at the time range and previous trends, if you're willing to hold there's a very good chance it'll reward you substantially
We're in the dip right now, hold or buy, RSI is showing XMR to be criminally undervalued
You will make it, we all will, just have patience, the tiger is still in the cage

[Anonymous No.29222500]

>>29220253
That's great advice, thank you. I do tend to panic when I see the losses. Where are the best places to learn?

[Anonymous No.29222516]

it dips whenever I buy lmao you're welcome bros

[Anonymous No.29222554]

>>29185584

[Anonymous No.29222584]

>>29221520
It will become illegal and go to zero. Sell now or lose everything.

[Anonymous No.29222650]

>>29222500
Experience, knowing people who have more experience and research
Here's a good channel to pick up the fundamentals though:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW3eWIj3Q04

>>29222516
Thanks, I've been picking up bit by bit as the dip goes

[Anonymous No.29222682]

Monero is honestly the comfiest hold. I'm all in baby

[Anonymous No.29223098]

I love how these threads last for 12 hours.

[Anonymous No.29223242]

Best thread on biz thanks monerobros

[Anonymous No.29223482]

>>29223242
Thanks for stopping by, Anon

[Anonymous No.29223593]

>>29222500
just hodl and accumulate bro, xmr is the next bitcoin. and much better than that!

[Anonymous No.29223639]

>>29185373
Monero is so good, I honestly dont understand why it's not going up

[Anonymous No.29223761]

>>29223639
Time fren time

[Anonymous No.29223871]

>>29223639
Awareness

[Anonymous No.29223977]

Keep calm and buy 0xMonero :)

[Anonymous No.29224057]

>>29223977
It doesn't seem as promising as normal monero, what legitimizes this one?

[Anonymous No.29224228]

>>29223639
Sometimes I worry that it's too technically involved for most sub110 IQ normalfags to understand. Even doing a transaction with it is more involved than other coins.

[Anonymous No.29224321]

>>29223977
wow sounds super interesting will definitely buy some, thanks for posting this in every XMR general for months.

[Anonymous No.29224329]

Another day, another monero thread at the top of the reply count. We're all gonna make it, lads.

[Anonymous No.29224379]

>>29224057
backed by a million tonnes of indian feces

[Anonymous No.29224394]

>>29224228
thank god im 111

[Anonymous No.29224518]

Always buy the top - like I do.

[Anonymous No.29224649]

who's baking?

[Anonymous No.29224678]

>>29224518
Just wait, don't sell until we get close to the last top again, you'll get your investment back in good time
You haven't lost anything until you sell at a loss

>>29224649
I can, one moment

[Anonymous No.29224759]

>>29224678
>>29224741
>>29224741
>>29224741

[Anonymous No.29224806]

>>29224321
No problem

>>29224379
>Partnership with royal flash casino
>Uniswap support
>erc20 support
>dex support
ngmi

[Anonymous No.29224812]

>>29224759
Fuck, I'm an idiot and forgot the subject