/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57966712
Monero merely adopted the delisting; Wownero was born in it, molded by it.

>>57933845
the tits that SAVED my monero-heavy portfolio

>>57885287
Based and redpilled.

>>57885303
tradeogre

for me, it's the cute dog girl with massive breasts

>>56833130
>>56833145
she's wownero-chan, which is supposed to be a spoof on monero like dogecoin is to bitcoin. she's supposed to be a dog girl but idk why she often wasn't drawn with ears/tail

>>55635532
>It's pretty obvious to everybody by now
No it isn't
>there's no way to avoid it.
Monero could just be a niche project that stays in the shadows for decades. But I agree with your overall sentiment and think that a normie awakening is inevitable considering the importance of digital cash.
>>55635128
>new buyers
investors in bull cycles are retards. them getting fooled by x token, won't prevent them from getting fooled by y token 4 years later. I think what you mean to say is that Monero isn't particularly exciting as a project, and it won't bring in that rabid new money until at some point a hype event occurs, probably.
>FUD
Will always exist for any type of investment. Literally anything. The only investment that you can't fud is maximizing yourself, and probably having a diverse portfolio.
>current ux is terrible
Sorta yes, sorta no. crypto on a whole is pretty bad difficult for boomers and annoying for the younger generations. mobile wallets are very simple already, but onboarding and explaining crypto is hard so instead it just gets branded as number go up. Monero does have a few ux things that make it more difficult than other cryptos though and I agree that this will improve with Seraphis and other ways to easily onboard.
>price manipulation
agreed. Monero appears to be somewhat removed from this by not being listed in as many places, but it is fractionally lended.
>just two more weeks
Yeah exactly and we were saying the same thing when dnm adoption started in 2021 lol. There has been almost no new hype for Monero from normies, but we see continued legitimate organic growth in userbase and transactions, which is fantastic though. Also following Monero since ~2016 and the amount of new development coming out is at its highest pace easily. It's also great to see these threads are doing so well in a bear market with discussion.

>>52823624
>>52829722
cont.
>Also if I sent all my monero to myself, would it be worth it for making future transactions
You can consolidate all the transactions into one transaction with the sweep_all command.
The problem with this, however, is that whenever you send Monero in the future, you will then have to wait ~20 minutes before you can spend your balance again.
The good news is that you can then slowly divide the large transaction into smaller transactions. For example:
step one: sweep_all (now you have one transaction)
step two: sent 5% of funds to yourself. This freezes your entire balance but now you have one transaction with 95% and one transaction with 5%.
step three: freeze the 5%
Step for: send another 5% to yourself from the large transaction
etc.
>have lower size, i.e. lower fees
size and fees is dependent on the number of ring signatures you have in a transaction.

>>50647464
seethedilate