/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29993107
Not to mention the technical problems which have been mentioned (but not debunked)

>getting banned from exchanges, there will be no market very soon
>it provides privacy through obfuscation, not cryptography. This is bad news for privacy. The only thing “crypto” about it is that miners solve cryptographic hashes
>no smart contracts. Not really a robust currency for something that markets itself as such
>it is traceable, in a probabilistic way. Technically speaking, more traceable than cryptos that implement zk snarks
>Spam attacks are economically feasible for those with intent to destroy the network. From the monero plebbit itself (search “spam attack”in the monero subplebbit). It would show you that a spam attack could increase the blockchain by 60GB for a measly 1260XMR.

>>29993107
Because miners

>>29993387
don't forget
>network compromised with 51% attack
>already traceable by the fed
>supply inflation bug still exists
>network is not auditable
>only used by criminals
>banned in the usa
>about to get banned on coinbase
>about to get rugged by pajeets
>created by a horsefag

>>29993633
Checked

>it provides privacy through obfuscation, not cryptography
Why don't you read From Zero to Monero.pdf and try again

>>29993107
Its not

Dont pay over 230 for Monero

It just works

>>29993107


If you cant afford to buy it

Mine it

Join a mining pool

Monero is the future

Buy in or put wear and tear on computer mining it

Dont ignore it

>>29993387
you got responded to like twelve times in the previous general and you ignored everything.
really makes you wonder.

>>29993107
And so you make another one? The amount of posts about xmr is a sell signal for me because when it was around $100 there were almost 0 posts about it.
Obviously you're trying to fud because "muh accumulate" when the ratio is already down 90% but I guess you're just too poor to buy.
If you're being serious though, then you're obviously just new.

>>29993107
cant imagine your face when you realize every single shitcoin is a shill rugpull

>>29993858
it's a troll, the best course of action is to not feed it anymore.

>>29993724
That document is all theoretical. It has not been implemented in the Monero protocol.

>>29993858
I don’t even know what you’re talking about

>>29993633
also the last one is actually true

>>29994045
>>29943646
neck yourself and get off my board

>>29993107
>>29993387
>>29993633
bullish

smdh

Unironically the only coin worth having RN.

>>29995936
Bullish

>>29993107
I don't own any monero yet bc I'm hoping for a 20-30% dip. Huge leap forward is imminent
$1000+ eoy and it's obvious as fuck.
Screencap this shit

>>29993107
If it's a rugpull then why are we able to buy drugs with it? Surely dealers would refuse it. Instead its become the preferred.

>>29995936
I don't even like the daily stormer, but unfortunately if you don't let them get $$$ it ends up domino effecting into Lauren Southern can't enter Australia to talk about enforcing the law in America, literally all in XMR

Literally last week people were saying that this coin was doomed due to lack of hype. The reality is that this coin needs to be shilled in order to reach it's full potential, and it certainly does have a ton of potential. You may not like it, but without any hype monero remains an irrelevant darknet coin, and would likely end up getting banned. I'd rather it become the default private, stateless store of value.

>XMR is only for drug dealers
>XMR ia for pedos
>XMR has infinity supply
>Somebody is dummy XMR everyday due to the infinite supply bug

>>29996680
Everyone saying this makes me think that dip is never coming

we like the coin

Mine Monero everyday

>>29995936
based

>>29993387
>getting banned from exchanges, there will be no market very soon
Bullish
>it provides privacy through obfuscation, not cryptography. This is bad news for privacy. The only thing “crypto” about it is that miners solve cryptographic hashes
Extremely bullish
>no smart contracts. Not really a robust currency for something that markets itself as such
BULLISH
>it is traceable, in a probabilistic way. Technically speaking, more traceable than cryptos that implement zk snarks
UNDENIABLY BULLISH
>Spam attacks are economically feasible for those with intent to destroy the network. From the monero plebbit itself (search “spam attack”in the monero subplebbit). It would show you that a spam attack could increase the blockchain by 60GB for a measly 1260XMR.
Bullish with a pickaxe

Infinite supply shitcoin. Privacy features are being implemented in LTC which will make XMR obsolete

>>30003143
Yeah whatever pooh. Nobody likes chinese sweatshop coins anymore.

>>29994045

Mm, not like Monero community/coin is known for implementing huge upgrades into the blockchain or anything (RandomX)

Monero isn't supposed to be a shit coin run by a CEO who tries his hardest to steal your money without your realising. It's literally just supposed to be money that the government can't take away from you because "It was used in a drug deal 7 years ago, soz bozz"

Also, fuck exchanges, who gives a shit. Atomic swap is coming sooner than later also, so please continue pushing FUD so I can I get a discount before it rockets when the USD collapses

>>29999496
>listening to keksandra
the faggots says so much shit he is right eventually just by pure probability, for the housing crash he was off by like 2 years

>>29993387
just bought another undisclosed amount, thanks based fudder

imagine, monero has two daily fud threads
we're truly gonna make it, boys