/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52228882
Heh kid, sorry to break it to you but the IRS hacked XMR years ago. It's not private. Please stop using it. Only trade tokens on centralized exchanges. This is good for everyone. If you use centralized tokens you can have tokens that moon. You do want a moon right? A little mooney? Moon moon goochie goo goo moonie? Good boy. Stop using Monero.

>>52228882
Hey kid, sorry to break it to you but there literally are multiple better privacy coins since years ago.

>>52228882
Hey kid, sorry to break it to you but all the comments in this thread we're left by bots and me pretending to be a bot

>>52228882

>>52229194
currently lives on the binance scam chain.

token not needed.

>>52228882
no better btc
no better xmr, except xmr from the future
simple as

>>52228882
wrong.

>>>52217599

>>52229508
Layer 1 network online & running, cope sneed dilate

How would you make it better? Higher TPS? It already has excellent privacy guarantees.

The real answer is Monero already has the Schelling point for
>no-compromises private money
so anyone interested in the space gets pulled into Monero's gravity well. Combined with the fact most people don't want to make a privacy coin as it's considered less profitable than making a smart contract technobabble coin, and Monero ends up the only real game in town.

You do get random "Monero-killers" that pop up but they all have giant pre-mines and Indian Telegram groups marketing it and serve to dump on the poor retards who fall for it.

>>52228882
Hey kid, sorry to break it to you but covid is real.

>>52229580
make it moon like zcash

Monero is the only non-goyslop crypto currency.

>>52229784
I don't want my money to moon.

>>52228907
>>52228914
glowies on duty as per ush
stay comfy xmr-chads

>>52228882
Everything in crypto is worse now then it was then. The people are dumber, the coins are worse.

>>52228882
XFT is coming.
It's failed twice already but the 3rd time is a charm, nigger.
Offshift will be the one to dethrone this orange and black turd

>>52229611
Is it possible to do smart contracts on Monero?

>>52228882
>Privacy coin
Monero is a cryptocurrency. Saying privacy coin reveals your cucked mindset.

Pirate chain

>>52230905
>>52230905
>Is it possible to do smart contracts on Monero?
Yes, but it's not a smart contract platform like what most people mean (i.e. publishing your own like ETH). Atomic Swaps are the main focus on smart contract functionality currently, the Bitcoin one already running and ETH in testnet.

>>52229555
Your memes are atrocious

>>52228907
>>52228914
>>52229194
They'll say anything to tank Monero

>>52229558
It's a testnet.
Anyone who issues tokens is a scammer. You know why? Because someone faggot like you will buy the tokens and then come here and do their work for them to pump your shitcoin.

Once they have a real network where everything is public and tested and analyzed and audited, then maybe it's worth talking about.

>>52229611
This is the real answer.

>>52229804
This is an attempt to denature the word "goyslop" so that it loses its incredible force at letting people notice how all their factory foods are meant to poison them because their elites consider them cattle, by trying to use it to mean "thing I don't like" and thus lose all of it's force. Anyway, thanks for bumping a Monero thread, I guess.

>>52230911
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, and so is Monero. Monero is a privacy coin because in addition to being uncensorable, it is not trivial to trace. Pretending that exchanges refusing to take bitcoin from hackers and dissidents makes it not a cryptocurrency is dishonest.

>>52228907
This and also stop buying boomer rocks.

>>52232683
>Monero is a privacy coin because in addition to being uncensorable, it is not trivial to trace. Pretending that exchanges refusing to take bitcoin from hackers and dissidents makes it not a cryptocurrency is dishonest.
Saying "privacy coin" pepetuates the globohomo mindset that privacy shouldn't automically be a given for financial transactions. Monero is simply a better managed cryptocurrency. Even Bitcoin can be used private (not as well obviously) with whirlpool. But nobody calls Bitcoin a privacy coin because they is that they want. They want Bitcoin to succeed.

>>52232852
>Saying "privacy coin" pepetuates the globohomo mindset that privacy shouldn't automically be a given for financial transactions.
not talking about it is arguably even worse since most people don't realize that their transactions are visible for all on other chains.

>>52233109
I'd also add that Monero does so much more than privacy, so again by calling it a "privacy coin" you are not only separating Monero from the label of cryptocurrency, but you also focus on only one element of Moneros substantial improvements of Bitcoin and many other cryptos. There is a reason why they try to frame all "privacy coins" together. It's divide and conquer bs and you are falling for it.

there's ARRR

Vinu is feeless anonymous and ultra fast but you fucks will hate it because it's le dog coin and le dog coin = bad reddit cringe. Also all the others fail in having a qt.pi animu grill as a mascot so there's that, too.

>>52229804
have you ever had an original thought in your life at all yes or no

>>52233775
>Vinu is feeless anonymous and ultra fast but you fucks will hate it because it's le dog coin
Ever heard of wownero?

>>52233199
if someone were to ask me what monero is i would tell them it's digital money based on blockchain technology.
if someone were to ask me what monero is when compared to something like bitcoin i would say privacy coin.
problem is more often than not people find out about bitcoin first and only then about stuff like monero so in order for them to better understand what it means privacy has to be brought up one way or another.

>>52228907
AN IRS JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

>>52228914

Zcash, Aztec,Railgun and I dare say polygon ID.

>>52229784
Not possible, only new tech privacy protocols with relayers can pull that.

>>52230845
Stop leaving under the rocks keks, dyor on new techs. The privacy niche is building up real good even in the face of pajeet regulators.

>>52230905
I think you should check out Ethereum's native privacy protocol-Railgun, you might get you looking for.

nobody needs XMR outside of crackheads and pedos

>>52234967
You know there's trillions being laundered in offshore tax havens, right?

>>52230069
It's not glowies get out of your shit bubble. XMR is actually shit.

I can't wait till its banned off all exchanges.

>>52228882
Because every "privacy" coin to come after it has been a psyop to derail XMR usage, just like every other shitcoin that claimed to be better than BTC, in spite of BTC not being perfect.

>>52234967
Flashback to 2011

>Nobody needa BTC besides crackheads and pedos

>>52235027
I hope it's banned, centralized exchanges manipulate the market and actively work for the Jews.

>>52230911
I'd still prefer a non-token gated privacy platform, why I dont fuck with monero.

>>52234581
I'm not saying emphasizing the privacy is a bad thing, but the label "privacy coin" is cancer. It bundles Monero among other shitcoins that only have focused on privacy (usually just forking off of Monero or another project and claiming "the best privacy ever") without having any other fundamentals. At the end of the day it doesn't matter because the fundamentals win, but this mindset has lead to KYC becoming dominant (i.e., any privacy is inherently bad because of regulations, even though it is a literal property of money).

pic related is the only viable hold right now
everything else is illegitimate or will go to zero

>>52235349
Whats that green shitcoin nobody cares abput doing there?

>>52235502
I second that

>>52235327
lol it literally does not matter what regulators think because they would rather it doesn't exist at all. buy monero from kyc exchanges while you can if you want but THE way to acquire more monero is mining.
calling it a privacy coin is fine because eventually nobody will have any privacy so they will flock to monero if it still exists.

>>52232683
Just a correction on Bitcoin stuff:
>being uncensorable
Public ledger means Bitcoin miners can be pressured to censor transactions (and they're easier to censor due to mostly being large scale ASIC operations). This was already tested successfully with the whole OFAC compliant miner story (and the most recent Ethereum equivalent). It got backpedaled after an outcry, but don't think for a second this shit won't return even harder when they feel it's the right time.
Meanwhile on Monero miners can't see the addresses and amounts of the transactions. Furthermore, CPU mining allows smaller scale, or otherwise more deniable mining operations.
>Pretending that exchanges refusing to take bitcoin from hackers and dissidents makes it not a cryptocurrency is dishonest.
I'm not going to argue semantics of what is a cryptocurrency, but at best it makes it a shitty one. There is a reason why the golden age of Bitcoin's usage as a currency was in 2013 and now it got replaced by Monero on the black markets. Lack of privacy makes a huge increasing risk vector against what cryptocurrency was dreamed to be by the OG cypherpunks.

Bottom line is: You can't claim to be what bitcoiners claim to be without being a so called privacy coin. It's a minimum standard of so called sound money.

>>52235933
>THE way to acquire more monero is mining.
Retard take. Mining is not profitable at all (I mine fwiw). You will always be able to get Monero by onboarding to another crypto and then using non kyc. And in the future we will have privacy swaps.
>calling it a privacy coin is fine
No it is not. It is literally downgrading Monero as "only about privacy", which ignores the innovative things like tail emission, dynamic block size, asic resistance, the foss atmosphere, the idealogy of the community, etc.

>>52230911
>>52232852
True. If the correct terminology is applied then Monero and Wownero are the only cryptocurrencies, everything else is NFTs.

>>52234967
>nobody needs XMR outside of crackhead and pedos
>And drug cartels
>and ransomeware hackers
>and Swiss banks
It's time you ask yourself: what do they know that I don't?

>>52229777
Tippy 7

>>52236344
Another perspective: Imagine the trillions of dollars not in crypto right now because they look up how Bitcoin works and nope the fuck out without telling anyone when they learn it's all public and they weren't balls deep in the tech rabbit hole to know about monero or darknets, and because those trillions are not in crypto, crypto people assume they're not meant to be.

>>52236335
Based. Tell a midwit Bitcoin is NTF and watch him try to correct you. Should be funny.