/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53289177
No worries, there were 2 up when I checked, and watched the first match. Second to be enjoyed in a while.
Monero song submission: https://invidious.epicsite.xyz/watch?v=0RfaVsfWZL8

>>53110024
It was jst a webm I ran into. Otherwise I know nothing about it.

>>52933342
If & when CBDCs kick in, the central banks will start fucking around with the programmability aspects of it. Negative interest, trickle tax, tax on certain purchases (vice, esg), federal tax on private sales (1099-k). It is an authoritarian wet dream. This won't stop politicians from acting like drunk sailors with the people's wealth. They need CBDCs to keep their Ponzi going.
There are many offshore swappers, and DEXs are coming into vogue seeing as how CEXs are looking blatantly shady. Trading will continue for nations that are friendly to crypto.
To remind, XMR is inflationary, and uses RandomX for PoW. As such, the reward is decentralized. New supply can be made in the home. Some mine during their winter to offset heating costs as the waste product is something they require.
As far is BitCohen, it is still on network effect, and will coast on it for some time. IR5 knows that regardless, they like to grab what they can to keep the fiat Ponzi going. Keep an eye on bc1qa5wkgaew2dkv56kfvj49j0av5nml45x9ek9hz6 , as it will move from the ninth spot to around the fifth soon enough when the DOJ wins another 50k BTC from their latest forfeiture. The US Treasury seems to think BTC is worth something, as HODLers do. TaxGoys always follow the wealth, except when the FED prints it out of thin air.
>>52933395
>Bitcohen
stole that