/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15279882
you all think you've missed it, but it has yet to really begin. $495 is peanuts for this coin.
Just wait.

this is going to be your only warning: monero is going to moon this summer. look at the volume. look at the tx-count (monero.how). "HURR DURR ITS THAT GAMBLING WEBSITE!" - no, there are rarely more than 10 players even using the website concurrently. i do not think each of them is sending 100k tx's a month.
I strongly suggest holding at least 10, ideally 100 monero to benefit this summer.

>>13483208
Monero. The inflation officially falls below bitcoin in 3 months and it's not priced in yet. $100+ is guaranteed, $200+ is possible. Screencap me, papi

>>13420423
>btc is failed experiment
The core (kek) of the the experiment was a success. PoW is now a proven method of preventing double spending on a decentralised network. Eventually this fact will be exploited by a system that doesn't fuck everything else up. Monero is looking good so far.

>>12143782

monero is constantly evolving

>>12125990

thats what trolls are saying for 4+ years

>>12100226
look at their weasley fuck of a lead-dev try to backpedal on that twitter thread, too. makes me sick. greedy, spineless weasel who doesn't care about privacy in the slightest:
"I _don't_ mean weakening security...I mean that a secure protocol layer is compatible with good law enforcement."
https://mobile.twitter.com/zooko/status/863516385426755585
like, listen to this idealist doorknob? how does one differentiate "Good law enforcement" from bad? human nature is fallible no matter what title you give a man. decentralized protocols are not. fucking end of story.
and this has been your red pill of the day, screencap this for 2021 lols :^)

>>10298347
hundreds of millions being pumped into chain analysis, incidents such as these: https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/27/17509444/dark-web-drug-market-money-laundering-hsi-dark-gold will only become more frequent.
but, we all know prohibition doesn't just solve problems; the financial incentive for crime/drugs/et al will always be there. so they will adapt, and monero is the clear obvious candidate for this.
DYOR but I'm a cybersec faggot and i've done mine.

>>7008439
f u n g i b i l i t y