/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53807317
me and my wife

>>53807317

>>53807317
>Will it go up
Something went up when that photo was taken.

>>53807320
>>53807336
>>53807556
DEATH TO PEDOS

>>53807571
wtf? do you hate children?????

>>53807317

Organized crime is both recession AND regulation proof, always bet on black markets.

You pedos fucking disgust me. Especially Parker.

Cute feet, imagine them in your mouth

>>53807954
Footfags are disgusting. Kill yourself.

>>53807571
not a pedo myself, but hag acceptance isn't cool either, G...

>>53808001
agree, what's more important than feet is the thighs, look at those slender, smooth thighs and your face buried between them.... dayumm

>>53807895
This, op.

You will be unlikely to ever cash out and if you manage it you'll get every red flag there is and will never again not having your tax returns triple-investigated every year until you die.

On the other hand, it is probably the most useful crypto if you actually want to use it as a real currency in exchange for goods in defi.

At the moment the xmr economy is 90% illegal goods and services though. Some privacy-defi enthusiasts (schizos) insist on it and are doing an admirable effort to expand the economy to more general use. I think this is unlikely though - it's too damaged by it's reputation to ever see a larger scale use with the wider defi public.

I may be dumb, but from this reasoning xmr is pretty much the only crypto I see less as pure speculation and investment and rather as a currency with actual use ability. No idea if this is bearish or bullish if you want to treat it as an investment.

>>53807336
>lust provoking
anon that was funny for the first thread, it's cringe the second time.

>>53807317
uuueeehhhhh

>>53808065
...you can probably cash out if you are just buying, holding and selling on a CEX - but then you never actually own any monero anyway. When writing the post I just assumed no one is retarded enough to keep their funds on a CEX but then I remembered where I am.

>>53807336
How is that lust provoking?

>>53807317
maybe on a small scale. but if one day you cashed out tens/hundreds of thousands dollars of xmr you would have the fbi sticking their nose right up your arse.
having said that, XMR is the only crypto outside of btc that people actually use as a currency somewhat. so its not like it will ever go down. I myself have made several monero purchases and donations to organisation with it. so its actually useful to have some around if you need to buy something zog doesnt want you to have.

>>53808094
The guy is pretty handsome isn't it? Don't you want his dick up your ass? Don't you wish you were the little girl?

>>53808094
The guy is pretty handsome isn't he? Don't you want his dick up your ass? Don't you wish you were the little girl?

>>53807336
you are beyond salvation

>>53808065
>You will be unlikely to ever cash out and if you manage it you'll get every red flag there is and will never again not having your tax returns triple-investigated every year until you die.

lol horseshit you can't, amounts under $600 don't get reported so you can accept bank wires via a DEX swap.

Above that you can buy PMs and sell them for cash. Or opt for cash-in-mail/dead drops like the darknet vendors do.


>On the other hand, it is probably the most useful crypto if you actually want to use it as a real currency in exchange for goods in defi.

Yep, superior utility guarantees ever-growing demand as the shadow economy grows. And we all know what demand ultimately means for price.


>At the moment the xmr economy is 90% illegal goods and services though.

Insanely bullish, transnational organized crime is literally a multi-TRILLION dollar industry.

>it's too damaged by it's reputation to ever see a larger scale use with the wider defi public.

DeFi is a meme and will be regulated into insignificance. Buying/selling actual goods and services has stood the test of time.


>I may be dumb, but from this reasoning xmr is pretty much the only crypto I see less as pure speculation and investment and rather as a currency with actual use ability.

If all a crypto has going for it is speculative hype and mania then it lacks staying power and makes for a shitty investment.

Utility = staying power = bullish.

>>53808387
this is a thinly veiled pedo thread you nerd

>>53807336
based pizza connaiseur

>>53808400
is that umm... bad?

>>53808094
oooooooohhh

>>53807317
It's the BTC of privacy. You might want to look at ZEC and RAIL too.

>>53807317
Many FUD threads up today. Is binance out of xmr again and need a sell off?

>>53807317
Pedocoin