/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.55888738]

Why did it fail ?

[Anonymous No.55888746]

there's a lag as it might take 10-20 extra years for the 90 IQ criminals to figure out how to use Monero. Once we have criminal adoption for XMR, we mooning

[Anonymous No.55888762]

Because Monero is slow as shit and isn't practical

[Anonymous No.55888771]

>>55888746
>criminal
Why would I hold a nigger coin anon... I don't feel so good anymore

[Anonymous No.55888772]

>>55888738
How did it fail? It's being used exactly what it was designed for.

[Anonymous No.55888791]

>>55888771
because zoomer niggas will be trappin wit dem monero coins selling dem crack and shieet

bullish imo

[Anonymous No.55888830]

>>55888746
>crypto
>just 20 more years bro
At this point you're worse than the silver baggies

[Anonymous No.55888850]

>>55888762
WHy is it slow as shit? Sure you aren't just a dumb nigger?

[Anonymous No.55888968]

>>55888830
Have to wait for the boomers to die out before crypto goes anywhere. Millennials and zoomers use crypto the most

[Anonymous No.55889006]

>>55888850
Because it locks your entire Monero balance for 20 minutes whenever you send a transaction.

Literally unusable

[Anonymous No.55889074]

>>55888762
Its faster than bitcoin

>>55888738
Give it time its the only coin used for its intended usage while most of bitcoin transactions are just transactions, with tari and seraphis monero will get nfts allowing international gangs to set up wallstreet stocks and seraphis will make the user experience so much better also cbdcs are coming which is bullish

[Anonymous No.55889080]

>>55889006
Technically, if you want to be confident that any amount over $1000 has settled, you should wait a lot longer.

[Anonymous No.55889102]

>>55889080
reorg of more than 3 blocks never happened and there's an ongoing dicsussion about reducing confirmation lock from 10 to 3-5

[Anonymous No.55889124]

>>55889102
Never happened isn't the same as fundamentally secure. Miner revenue is so low that buying up their hash rate wouldn't be hard. Them maintaining security out of the goodness of their hearts is a weak assurance.

[Anonymous No.55889180]

Reminder that Bitcoin's exorbitant price is NOT the result of organic real-world supply & demand but is instead the result of 10+ years of demonstrably fraudulent trading by a cabal of profiteers who are counting on you to take the bait and FOMO in every time they initiate a pump.

Reminder that this same kind of market manipulation is how utterly useless memecoins are also able to inexplicably attain multi-billion dollar market caps.

Reminder that price action in a market this spectacularly fraudulent is therefore not truly representative of an asset's actual value and is an inherently meaningless metric.

Reminder that such fraudulent trading is not consistent with long-term growth and stability.

Reminder that Bitcoin is now rapidly losing real-world economic relevance to Monero as *reliable* privacy and *full* fungibility become evermore necessary for truly permissionless crypto transacting. https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#MoneroReplacingBitcoin

Reminder that maxipads are delusional bagholders who actually believe Bitcoin can continue losing real-world economic relevance without it negatively impacting the price.

Reminder that those same maxipads will attempt to distract you from Bitcoin's downward spiral with constant appeals to historical price action that, as seen, is inherently meaningless.

Reminder that HOLDING FOR FUTURE PROFIT ≠ ADOPTION.

Reminder that HOLDING FOR FUTURE PROFIT = SPECULATION.

Reminder that actual ADOPTION = sustained & growing utilization by non-speculators as a medium of exchange in a real-world economy for the purchase/sale of goods & services.

Reminder that Monero is the only cryptocurrency that has consistently growing demand from non-speculators due to it becoming the exclusive medium of exchange for cyber-related black market commerce.

Reminder that this growing demand makes Monero the only cryptocurrency with a guaranteed floor since commercial users will continue buying it no matter the price or market conditions.

[Anonymous No.55889215]

>>55889180
https://youtu.be/TXPC2HXjrYU

[Anonymous No.55889227]

>>55889215

of course

[Anonymous No.55889320]

>>55889227
A picture is worth a thousand words.

[Anonymous No.55889375]

>>55889320

lol like clockwork

>Reminder that those same maxipads will attempt to distract you from Bitcoin's downward spiral with constant appeals to historical price action that, as seen, is inherently meaningless.

[Anonymous No.55889397]

>>55889180
Did you shit your pants while you were writing this?

[Anonymous No.55889400]

>>55889397
>Did you shit your pants while you were writing this?

with glee, yes

[Anonymous No.55889698]

>>55888738
Monero went up against BTC all through 2022 when everything else crypto was dumping
Because Monero is slowly becoming a stablecoin. A medium of exchange for criminals. An actual currency that is cryptographically secure.

[Anonymous No.55889706]

>>55889006
If you had more XMR and more outputs this wouldn't be a problem.

[Anonymous No.55889829]

>>55888738
it didn't fall, the price doesn't go up because people actually use it so they have to sell. What they're buying with it is a different topic..

[Anonymous No.55889841]

>>55888738

[Anonymous No.55889844]

>>55888738
>Monero why North Korea is obsessed with it

https://youtu.be/WP7v9HdUceY

[Anonymous No.55891299]

>>55888738

[Anonymous No.55891314]

>>55888771
Jews use them to make money off rap music. You can use them to pump your pedo shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.55891316]

>>55889375
>like clockwork
Says the guy who posts the exact same schizobabble and exact same images for years. Despite even your own posts disproving your point.

[Anonymous No.55891331]

>>55888746
>criminal adoption of xmr
already a thing, multiple cartel busts have found slips of paper with Monero addresses on them. Plus who do you think runs those cash in the mail monero businesses, great way to get clean money.

[Anonymous No.55892203]

>>55891316
>Says the guy who posts the exact same schizobabble and exact same images for years.

Feel free to debunk it ALL, squire. I'll be here waiting.

>Despite even your own posts disproving your point.

lol the point is the 100% proven FACT that the Bitcoin price has been fraudulently manipulated upward over the past 10 years, not what "could" theoretically happen if that manipulation was mitigated.

So it seems you are now conceding that the current price isn't a reflection of organic supply & demand but is rather largely the result of fraud, which is all I wanted to hear.

And as for that theoretical 40% boost that "could" happen, 40% of what baseline price exactly? The current FRAUDULENTLY ACHIEVED price or the much lower price BTC would now be at if it had never been manipulated to the degree it has?

You're the only one hilariously trying to spin this manipulation as price suppression on account of one paper's proposed *theory* that

IF *global* Bitcoin trading could somehow be forced into strict trad-fi compliance (good luck making that happen) and
IF the optimistic market assumptions of years past *still* hold true in future (as scandals abound and general crypo-skepticism only keeps growing) and
IF people in this blackpilled future will somehow still be willing to *consistently* buy into an asset historically associated with fraud and manipulation ("its different this time, we promise!")

then the "real" value "could" potentially increase up to 40% from the unspecified baseline over time as stability and confidence return.

You should consider selling whatever weapons-grade copium it is that you're huffing there, lol