/biz/ - Business & Finance

I am increasingly convinced that there is some sort of price manipulation to maintain Monero at a steady £100/$150. It always seems to want to stabilise at this price, as if it's some sort of equilibrium position.
Maybe the drug lords like working with £100/$150 units? Makes the math easier when converting Fiat to Crypto.

God bless monero

Anyone send me some Unknown Amount?

>>26367601
they don't dump too much at once to keep it 100 yo

>>26367701
Sent.

pee pee
poo poo

>UNKNOWN AMMOUNT!

>>26367596
Bought some coins

>>26368626
welp hope your exchange doesnt save this image

>>26368626
>letting people know how much xmr you have
not based

>>26368626
I know where you fucking live now.

>>26367596
I mined a [small unknown amount] directly into my GUI wallet over the summer and am looking to increase my stack. What is the best way to securely purchase a [larger unknown amount] and transfer it to my GUI wallet?

>>26368626
>bought monero
based
>known amount
not based

Picked up one since it seemed cheap and I'm sure at a minimum i can make 20+ on it so what do you guys really expect a good realistic sell price to be? 172?

>>26369111
$100k

>>26368626
Fees not high enough. Must be a shitcoin.

>>26369111
It's not really a short term sell kinda coin, in the near future it will be hovering from 100-200$ tho.

Where my CLI chads at?
Been very comfy lately, especially after the latest update. Looks like the attacker ran out of exploits for the time being :)

>>26369016
The way XMR works, transfers can't be traced.

So buy it anywhere and once its transferred it'll look like you bought something.

>>26369016
it's good to have record of having buyed moneros through a kyc exchange. you might need to cash out some once we hit 10k. this will help explain where you got the greatest cryptocurrency ever invented

>>26369323
wouldn't you then have to pay taxes on the gains? how would somebody get around that possibility (in minecraft)?

>>26369534
just pay the taxes. it's not worth the effort. if taxes are over 20% look into tax havens like Portugal, Malta and so on

>>26369016
buy LTC > convert to XMR > sell XMR in small ammounts

Can any Chads point me in the right direction? I would like to make my node public, but I'm concerned about privacy and security. I'm kind of a brainlet so if anyone could explain the implications of hosting a public node, and point me in the direction of how to set one up with RPC pay it would be much appreciated.

>>26367601
The stable "price manipulation" is the result of people actually using it.

>>26369686
Or Andorra, 10% tax.

>>26369956
what's a safe way to go about converting? I thought atomic swap wasn't out yet.

>>26370097
Your ISP will be able to "see" that you're connected to the monero network and running a node, but that's even if they care to look. You can host a node over for/vpn, but it may take longer to sync.

>>26370355
vpn/tor on a random centralized exchange

>bought the dip just in time
unknown amount and counting monerbros

>>26369686
>>26370126
If you can move to malta or andorra there's no point to moving there when portugal is the best option. 0% tax on all crypto gains, inexpensive housing, just a nice country in general. You gotta live there for 6 months before you become a tax resident tho.

Been hodling for 2 years, still not much wealthier than when I started

>>26371572
transaction volume is slowly increasing
monero is entering the mainstream more and more day by day
it's not going to skyrocket in one day, it will slowly grow, gotta keep patient

>>26371572
monero is definitely a slow, but strong burn. and with the current adminstration in DC, more people will be actively seeking out privacy and shielding themselves from the government as much as possible. and as more people do so, monero will only go up.

Reminder that Monero can be tracked by the breadcrumbing of fractured ring signatures and they have yet to patch the exploit.

>>26372494
source or gtfo

>>26372494
Just spam your usual shitcoin and leave. No need to act like you are interesting.

>>26372879
>source
low effort fud pasta

>>26372494
Are fud faggots just making up shit now?

>>26372879
The team themselves said they're planning on expanding the ring size, but hypothetically the exploit still works. It would just require exponentially more addresses.

>>26370097
I have a public node with RPC RPC running. It is also reacheable through tor.
Here is a guide: https://monerodocs.org/running-node/open-node-tor-onion/

>>26372494
>>26373261
Well time to claim those 1.2 M then frendo.

How did this project fall to 17th place behind two other certified shitcoins?

I’m 100 percent certain Monero is so stable because it’s actually used. This coin will so lower crab upwards. It’s my favourite coin.

Just bought a shit ton more of Monero. This is the time when generational wealth is built.

>>26374828
Based

>>26369254
checking in btw

>>26374828
Based