/biz/ - Business & Finance

If you believe the government should have oversight of every purchase that you make you can get fucked. you need someone to change your diaper as well?

>>14836320
>governments will probably use monero a lot

made me do a think

>>14836320
nonono, some people are just shy
very very shy

>>14836320
Luckily for us fiat currency is safe from this type of use.

>>14836320
Oh yeah you're right, cause criminal organizations don't have money or anything

Everyone needs privacy for their finances, not just criminals. OP is a dumb faggot.

>>14836469
yes, we were safe before this "monero" invented crime. we must ban this "monero" crime syndicate and return to safe legal fiat, free of crime.

also the US fed profits from mass drug trafficking

>>14836522
Holy fuck you're an idiot.

>>14836320
>analogous to cash
>cash is used worldwide
>thinks monero is only for criminals
okay big retard

>>14836522
monero is a lot more convinient to use than fiat though.
Seriously guys who are we trying to fool here...

>>14836469
>>14836478
>>14836505
Bagholders interest lies in its adoption by terrorist organizations. Don't play dumb. Dubs and you die, fuckasses.

Regardless of outcomes way in the future this has room to pump individually in a medium term given how low its market cap is compared to its functionality. 1.3 billion for something that's actually used as a peer to peer currency? Come on let's just be reasonable. At the very least it should get to 13 billion. I mean really, look at how much debate there is on this. But aside from that

Take control of your fucking money and data holy shit stand up for something greater than yourself you fucking greedy shits

>>14836320
>criminal organizations
Such as? The only more or less "ciminal" use case I know of is buying weed, and BTC and LTC are still predominantly used for that

>>14836320
>Glownigger starts a fud thread

>>14836320
>anonymity is criminal behavior by default
nice trust in humanity right there brah.

>>14837122
>>14837053
>>14836973
>>14836924
>>14836727
>>14836505
>>14836478
>>14836469

>>14836320
>criminals
>terrorists
Me and every Icelandic citizen was declared both in 2008. Each citizen was supposed to pay the price of a house to the banking cartel. You think we will ever trust your shitty system again?

>>14836320
not true. for example, if a muslim man living in a muslim country wants to buy gay porn , and ensure that he wont be discovered and beheaded, then he would use monero

>>14836878
Dude if you’re gonna fud to try and get some cheap Monero at least recycle some better material

>>14837235
>ah bloo bloo

>>14837275
Sorry anglos it's over for you. Comrade Putin understands the future and you don't.

Seriously some of you motherfuckers need to stand up for something rather than thinking of the money I swear to christ you people arent creating any wealth for the world you're just fucking parasites.

>>14837813
>I'm in it for the tech

>>14836320
Imagine if everyone had a brain wallet with an unknown amount of monero in it.
Imagine how that would change the world.

>>14837849
how would that change the world exactly...

Not even a real FUD. I was thinking about going in until I found out proprietary chinese asics control the whole network. But you don’t really know because of how private the currency is.

>>14837895
What about dash?
It's proof of stake

>>14837813
>DUDE I LITERALLY DON'T CARE ABOUT MONEY LOL I JUST FUCKING BUY ANYTHING I THINK THAT SOUNDS COOL

>>14836320
not an argument

>>14837871
* crossing borders with money would be a nonissue - or an unstoppable one
* the existing legal system wouldn't be able to look at all your assets as part of their theft process
* some taxation would be impractical
* p2p payments would be commonplace
There are many others, mostly with regard to sovereignty.

>>14837849
Now imagine being gay and taking a dick in the shitter. That would be pretty crazy, huh?

>>14837813
Don't you think, you are implying too much?

>go to the pizza shop to buy a pizza
>send BTC from your address to pizza shop owners address
>You can now perform chain analysis on all the pizza shop owners transactions/holdings
>Can also analyze their other customers holdings/activities
>This works the other way as well with pizza shop owner or customers performing chain analysis
>get robbed

Hurr durr privacy coins are only for criminalz

>>14838221
Yeah that's a possibility. Stupid people dont realize they're stupid so it's possible I'm stupid but dont realize it

>>14838378
People are waking up from this nightmare parasite government and banking system.

>>14838350
This is the main argument for monero.

>>14838001
One more
* rich refugees will be a thing

Wanting privacy does not imply that you are doing anything illegal, this is an insane stance to have

>>14839208
in today's world it does

>>14839558
This is the power of collective thought. The only way to combat this is to be adamant in what you believe to be just and right and create the world you want to live in.
>>14838788
This honestly gives me some hope for the future. I'm still jaded, but taking control of our money and our basic privacy is the first proper step to freedom.

I own a large amount of monero and want to see the world burn. Problem?

>>14840000
Quads of truth.
Congrats fren you have made it.

>>14839558
It today’s world is absolutely does not. Why else do you come to 4chan?

>>14840053
I don't agree with it, but try to have total privacy (especially on internet) and you will soon be on watchlists for extra monitoring or maybe even surveilled irl

>>14840000
Holy shit first time I get quads.
Guess the world is gonna burn, jews included!

>>14838350
no need for separate privacy coin when coinjoining btc is better. wallets will auto-coinjoin before paying and merchants will immediately coinjoin after receiving payment. this is where real crypto privacy is headed, on the only real crypto that works.

>>14840854
wrong. Optional privacy is not real privacy because the coins that have not been coinjoined can help reveal the coinjoined one through analysis heuristics. this is pretty simple shit if you look into it and not regurgitate the stupid bitcoin maximalists fake view of reality that fits their view.

>see this pic
ZEC has optinal privacy, and therefore is susceptible to these analysis heuristics

>>14836320
Soon the US will make monero illegal because the only lifeforms that use it, are pedophiles.

>>14837813
>tries to work hard and be a productive person
>gets fired by dumb boss due to spend cuts

>tries to make a business to produce something useful or solve some society's problem
>bankrupt because of big companies/unfair competition/parasite government taxes

When you try to be useful to society and produce something good, all you have in return is a life of wagecucking with ridiculous wages or a life of stress trying to run a decent business.

>>14841029
>Soon the US will make monero illegal
maybe they will but in the long run it wont matter >the only lifeforms that use it, are pedophiles.
Glowing

>>14841078
then buy monero and protest the system. Thats what this is all about

>>14840990
monero has a tiny fraction of users compared to bitcoin, which makes analysis via spy nodes even easier.

>>14841239
its not like you can uh, run your own fucking node or anything if you're afraid of this

>>14841323
and uh, who is your node talking to?

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>>14841029
Pedophiles use fiat. Child prostitution and human trafficking rings all use fiat. If you're talking about online pornography, it's available for free and does not require cryptocurrency.

>>14841346
do you even understand how this shit works?
lmfao
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF BIZ

Monero implementing Tari next year.
This will allow for nonfungible token creation and anonymous transfer in the Tari XMR sidechain.
They saw ETH and want to fix those scaling issues at the ground floor. IIRC fungible side-tokens is planned for a later update.
XMR has every reason to flip BTC, which is also why every government will try to ban it.

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>>14836769


ummm that was some gravy-thick sarcasm that just spewed right over y'alls heads

>>14841029
hopefully
we don't want you mutts enjoying freedom
you're slaves to Israel and the FED

Monero is the true coin to subvert government

>>14841078
You should be grateful for the quality of life and tools that are at your disposal you are able to enjoy. You focus on the negative outcomes which are limited when the possible positive outcomes of creating something society will use are unlimited.

I would much rather be dirt poor today than the richest man in the world 1000 years ago.

>>14842273
true but that doesn't mean we cant keep trying to improve the modern situation with things like sound money, Monero

Monero is used to communicate with Weev and get links to his hilarious podcast and maybe play PUBG with him on steam. Anyone know what Weev is up to lately? I have no Monero.

>>14843416
???

>>14840854
Have fun paying all those fees while monero fees are dirt cheap. Also wasabi wallet requires a minimun 0.1 BTC to be sent.

>>14844329
fucking this
based and redpilled
Bitcoin maximalists cant cope

>only potential specific use cases involve criminal organizations

get rich or die moralizing on the internet

>>14844885
>implying that this is actually the case
reality: its not

>>14836924
...

Why invest if not making money?

Invest in something else and bring awareness to monero with monetary gains.

>>14845291
do both