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>>56061575
Great new for monero. Glad you see the usefulness. You will see the usefulness of a decentralized nonmonarchy JP Morgan crypto called ETH. Eth is dead, anon.

It helps to be early Anon. But it also helps to not watch your wealth evaporate as crypto replaces fiat.

>>56029282
Mon3r0 is the underground coin where the non greedy smart money is accumulating.

>>56001754
Pretty smart post anon. You got a solid strategy with the 20 year buy. Add some Monero. It is finding some clear bottoms in the current bear market. It doesn't exactly track Bitcoin price at all - seemingly the only top 100 crypto that can say that. Private, a finite known inflation rate which is deflationary. Undoubtedly 20 years from now it will have returns outpacing inflation or more.

>>55870178
I bought some more at these levels. In an absolute sea of shitcoins, you can look at monero dev work for guidance. Patience is key
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8922

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>>55870056
Are you all leverage traders or straight up retarded? You do have cash to buy more deflationary currency don't you? You did stick to the deflationary good stuff right? Thats the funniest thing about all this. Cash is king even when its being printed and inflated and tossed to Ukraine like its bad for Hawaii. You gotta hold cash when playing crypto.

>>55397685
Its gonna be that high eventually due to the nature of deflationary currencies vs fiat. Get used to it, BTC paving the way for ridiculous valuations. People are tired of Fiat and ponzi markets.

risky? Not really. Do you get hacked regularly anon?

As far as being your own bank and dealing with thousands and thousands or more of dollars. Well no you don't trust any flavour of linux with millions of dollars anon. It needs to be battle tested. If you were a business perhaps you go with redhat enterprise linux bc they are secure as shit. Small amounts, a miner, sure no problem witth ubuntu or linux mint or whatever android windows. But your whole damn bank? If you are a literal goblin with stacks of monero in a dungeon? Naw you gotta protect it better.

I would setup a persistent tails OS. Though yes you can install on any popular linux they are all relatively secure as in Ubuntu,
Can use the OS itself as your encryption layer (pw'ed persistant drive. Can backup easily
> they even support Monero
> https://tails.boum.org/doc/index.en.html

>>55250445
Monero will prove different than the Jew Ponzi coin BTC. Speculator niggers already gone, just a currency backed by Cocaine and such. You take profits from that to a coin (USD) that has lost 99% of its value and is posed to lose even more and more Zimbabwewe style? You are a dumb nigger who deserves slavery you have envisioned for yourself. At least you got that part figured out.

>>55209333
Nice digits. Stand out in the blockchain, of course. You can manually check it, but there are entire companies dedicated to scanning blockchains like bitcoin for crazy levels of analysis. Must be a hard job for monero blockchain, but no doubt they wish to find flaws.
https://moneroexplorer.org/

>>55173340
I like the coin. Good buying opportunity at these levels.

>>55170670
BTC is unfortunately corrupted and will be dumped at appropriate times. Buying in now and supporting the ponzi isn't worth to average consumer. Monero however... you wouldn't get it.

>>55145301
ITS THE MOST PrECIOUS COIN THErE IS.