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[Anonymous No.8961725]

Is Monero worth investing in?

[Anonymous No.8961973]

>>8961725
>is the best cryptocurrency worth buying?
the absolute state

[Anonymous No.8962129]

From yesterday to today yes

[Anonymous No.8962149]

They have a fork on the 30th so, yes, price will rise until the end of the month. Then it will drop.

[Anonymous No.8962171]

Its literally the future

[Anonymous No.8962175]

monero yeah

[Anonymous No.8962198]

>>8962149
what are you talking about? they forked against ASICs (Bitmain) on april 6th

[Anonymous No.8962212]

>>8962198
a separate team are forking to make monero V. We saw a price rise up to ~400$ a month ago before a dump since the fork got postponed.

[Anonymous No.8962218]

Zencash has way more potential for price growth

[Anonymous No.8962227]

>>8962212
oh the scamfork
lol

[Anonymous No.8962236]

>>8962212
The same fork?

[Anonymous No.8962240]

>>8961725
nah. people use it's privacy but it's a buffer coin.

goes like this.

buyer -> USD -> Monero -> seller

then the seller either converts it to bitcoin, bitcoin cash or straight into USD.

if buyer cant buy monero directly it goes: buyer -> USD -> bitcoin -> online convert to monero -> seller

[Anonymous No.8962260]

ledger integration should be implemented soon - estimated at the next point release which is around 3 weeks. i think it might encourage people to invest to fill up their ledger pokedex

[Anonymous No.8962784]

3000 EOY

[Anonymous No.8962828]

>>8961725
>investing
If you think drug and child porn trade is what drives the price and adoption of blockchain technology, yes. If not, no

[Anonymous No.8962830]

>>8961973
This. If crypto ever 'takes over' XMR will have a multi trillion $ mc.
Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe5QPDLk0mE

[Anonymous No.8962915]

>>8962240
You just described why it has constant buying pressure and why it's a good investment. Not every XMR bought is immediately sold. Look at how it has tracked vs. bitcoin over the years.

When we hit tail emmissions (0.6 XMR per block) by like 2022 its rise will become even more exaggerated.

>>8962828
>I want to broadcast every purchase I make and my wallet balance to the world.
The absolute state of nothing to hide nothing to fear bizlets.

[Anonymous No.8962966]

>>8962828
>If you think having an actual, permanent, widely adopted use case is what drives the price and adoption of blockchain technology, yes. If not, no

[Anonymous No.8963011]

Nobody else owns or wants XMR except me and you. Anyone that tells you otherwise is my paid shill. Your life is being filmed constantly and the audience laughs at you for believing otherwise. I'm going to dump all my XMR on you as soon as I think it will increase the ratings of the show and you'll be holding all the bags.

[Anonymous No.8963039]

>>8962915
He also described bitcoin in 2011 kek.

[Anonymous No.8963050]

The only REAL fungible and private coin. It will take over Bitcoin in 2020.

[Anonymous No.8963196]

>>8963039
True, and at some point people will figure out that bitcoin has become the extra middleman.

[Anonymous No.8963343]

>>8963011
What the fuck am I reading

[Anonymous No.8963380]

>>8962915
being a buffer coin Monero depends on its competitive privacy aspect. once other crypto such as Bitcoin Cash for example implements increased privacy Monero won't look so good any longer

[Anonymous No.8963403]

>>8963380
lulz, just realized that my id starts with /xmr

[Anonymous No.8963426]

>>8963380
Any coin that claims to be able to implement privacy features that has not had privacy by default right out of the gate is going to have an uphill battle dethroning Monero. Not saying it can't happen but every day that passes until then, Monero becomes more entrenched in its position.

[Anonymous No.8963521]

>>8963426
it'll be interesting to see how things turn out for sure