/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.5295704]

>Sir, unfortunately I cannot accept your purchase of a Happy Meal. The system has flagged your Bitcoin address as having donated to several Nazis and other far right-wing activists.

How do you respond?

[Anonymous No.5295725]

I own IOTA so I literally cannot be a racist.

[Anonymous No.5295727]

>>5295704

[Anonymous No.5295756]

>GAS THE KIKES RACE WAR NOW

[Anonymous No.5295772]

>Sends to a new address.
>repeats.

[Anonymous No.5295775]

>>5295704
Two things
>report to manager
>Go to another place to eat, like burger king, or a local restaurant
Then I'll leave with a Nazi salute and a smirk on my face

[Anonymous No.5295785]

when will we get /ourcoin/

[Anonymous No.5295789]

[Anonymous No.5295817]

>>5295704
Heil Hitler.

The Jews are literally the root of all evil.

[Anonymous No.5295859]

"I'll be right back :)"

[Anonymous No.5295868]

"but I support smart refugee cities"

[Anonymous No.5295880]

>>5295756
whos is this, i gotta rape her :P

[Anonymous No.5295917]

>>5295704
i generate another address and come again

[Anonymous No.5295922]

[Anonymous No.5295925]

>w w-what do you mean you no longer accept digibytes?

[Anonymous No.5295945]

>>5295880
:P

[Anonymous No.5296082]

>>5295772
>loses $30 in transaction fees
>loses another $30 in fees when purchasing the Happy Meal
>has to wait 8 hours for the transaction to confirm
>meanwhile the store closes
>has to come back the next day to get his fucking Happy Meal

[Anonymous No.5296180]

>>5295772
>>5295917
>Sir, unfortunately I cannot accept your purchase of a Happy Meal. The system has flagged your Bitcoin address as receiving its funds from an account associated with Nazis and other far right-wing activists.

[Anonymous No.5296263]

>>5296180
you can solve this by switching currencies real quick

[Anonymous No.5296328]

>>5296263
Or just use Monero the whole time

[Anonymous No.5296340]

How any rational hulkamaniac would respond.

[Anonymous No.5296415]

>>5295704
I used Monero

[Anonymous No.5296420]

>>5295880
wish I knew senpai

[Anonymous No.5296455]

>>5296180
>Sir unfortunately we cannot accept your purchase of a Happy Meal. The system has flagged your bank account as sending funds to accounts i associated with Nazis and other far right-wing activists.

banks knew everything about you long before google and facebook did

[Anonymous No.5296459]

>>5296180
>start sending hundreds of thousands of accs 1 satoshi

[Anonymous No.5296474]

I used XVG, so you can't track me, you cunts.

[Anonymous No.5296668]

>>5296455
The difference is that every random McDonald's cashier doesn't get to look through your spending history with the current banking system. Your scenario wouldn't happen and you know it.

>>5296459
>after transaction fees you are left with .1% of your starting Bitcoin and it's still trivially traceable with a computer

[Anonymous No.5296729]

>>5295704
Thanks Ill pay with Monero

[Anonymous No.5296800]

>>5296668
who cares about a random fucking cashier when the government can just freeze your fucking account if they feel like it and make you completely unable to participate in society?

cashless society will be the death of freedom with the current banking system

fucking retarded fiat cucks

[Anonymous No.5296815]

Hmm i never thought of it like that. The government can just make a whitelist of approved Bitcoin addresses and forced corporations to oblige. It really is easier to control a public ledger.

[Anonymous No.5296850]

>clamming to be a nazi
>Sharing a site that hosts the most degenerate shit on the internet.

Sure thing kid

[Anonymous No.5296929]

>>5296815
That is why we need monero to win. It is literally the only option. The other 'privacy' coins are literally just opt-in.

[Anonymous No.5296948]

>>5296815
this is why "fungibility" is important for currency.
With low fees, you can tumble your coins and then no one will be any the wiser
but with high fees good luck tumbling lol

[Anonymous No.5296980]

>>5296474
Verge is opt in privacy that only covers the address and IP of user at best. McDonalds will be operating on the default public blockchain so you'd be fucked without Monero.

[Anonymous No.5297014]

>>5296800
You have mistaken me for a fiat cuck when I am in fact a Monero cuck. Satoshi's dream of a free and decentralized currency cannot be fully realized with a public ledger like Bitcoin's, where governments can (and already do) trace transactions through the blockchain and enforce restrictions on certain addresses. Today his dream lives on in Monero, and only in Monero.

[Anonymous No.5297058]

>>5296815
then you are creating fucking strawmans nobody ever argued bitcoin was private its just more private than a fucking bank account thats it

why argue against the most likely and better alternative to the current system just because muh coin is superior

rethoric like this will make uneducated retards think blockchain in general is not private and we might aswell die the fiat death

[Anonymous No.5297080]

>>5296815
Plus when you pay, the cashier sees your address, checks your BTC balance then comes to your house, kills you and steals your private key :)

[Anonymous No.5297110]

>>5297014
>>5297058
quoted wrong person

[Anonymous No.5297119]

>>5296929
True. If Bitcoin is the cashless future, then we are all fucked. There will be no hiding on a public ledger. All addresses will have to be approved for commerce.

>>5297058
What strawman? Bitcoin is flawed if we want a world without government interference.

[Anonymous No.5297135]

>>5295704
Let me pay with Monero/Dash/Zcash then.

[Anonymous No.5297140]

>>5297110
Oh ok

[Anonymous No.5297150]

>>5297080
you realize this is why wallets give you a new address every time you receive new coins, makes it harder to track

problem with BTC is that the more addresses your coins are spread out over, the more inputs you might need to include in a transaction if you want to move all your coins, so your tx will be bigger & more expensive

[Anonymous No.5297151]

>>5295704

This must be a mistake. Try one of my million other adresses

[Anonymous No.5297244]

>>5295704
My vision brothers
>BTC grows
>BCH takes over
>flippening
>things go good
>then
>xrp is added
>a great crypto war ignites along with ww3
>kikes rule the world with Ripple
>BTC core dies
>BTC dies
>all crypto dies
>except Monero which is persecuted
>the only to survive the inevitable collapse of Ripple's dystopic future
>Ark is the last remaining Crypto ushering in a golden age

[Anonymous No.5297303]

>>5295756
8/10 nice perky tettes

[Anonymous No.5297423]

>>5297058
Blockchains in general are not private right now, and the problem with that needs to be discussed now before a dystopian surveillance coin like Bitcoin becomes mainstream. Bitcoin is worse than the current system. It is most definitely not "more private than a fucking bank account." The whole point of this thread is that any random person you share your Bitcoin address with can see your financial history, instead of just banks and the government. They can still see your finances, they can still enforce a blacklist of addresses that they want to "freeze".

[Anonymous No.5298097]

>>5297423
I'm going to elaborate on freezing an address before going to bed.
Suppose the federal government wants to prevent certain addresses from spending Bitcoin, because terrorists exist. (Imagine a suitable doublespeak-y name, like the Money Freedom Act.) Every merchant in the US that earns over $X in Bitcoin revenue, or maybe every Lightning channel operator, must follow certain regulations or men with guns will shut down their business. Namely, they must run additional verification software that scans the blockchain to see if a customer's funds ever originated from one of a list of "bad" addresses, and refuse the sale if so. It's trivially easy to audit a business as the blockchain is public. So a blacklisted person can't actually get any value out of their coins, despite the fact that they can still broadcast a transaction. Even people who don't give a fuck about the feds' "anti-terrorism" program won't accept the coins, as then their own address is tied to the blacklist. Thus Bitcoin has failed in its goal of giving people sole control over their own money.

This isn't a case of "muh coin is superior". Bitcoin's public blockchain is a very serious fundamental flaw that undermines its potential. Monero is the only coin that effectively addresses it. I'm very frustrated that we've come so close, the general public is aware of cryptocurrency, but the coin that's winning will ultimately be controlled nearly as easily as fiat.