/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57237822
still mining
still buying
still lurking

Anons what do you think its a better idea, growing tropical fishes or making a newsletter about a potential future where we combine xmr and the solarpunk world thats coming

Bitcoin is going up while Monero is dropping

>>57239557
Too bad i don't have any btc left. Now im sinking with this ship lmao

>>57239557
nice mempool

>>57239597
I'm still holding out hope that we'll bounce back. At least this is giving me a chance to stack more, although I kind of blew my load already at $170

Is electrum wallet the most non-cucked BTC wallet or is there something better with more privacy?

>>57239597
>>57239619
What has fundamentally changed about Monero?

>>57239889
>non-cucked
>btc

kinda gotta take your pick there.
at least electrum isnt some closed source weird shit

>>57239910
I heard there were other wallets, but I assume they will get my BTC (((tainted))) when I sell?

>>57239910
The rate of adoption and regulatory landscape has changed.

>>57240008
>rate of adoption
this is never static, it will be higher and lower than it is today

>regulatory landscape
>fucking
>regulatory landscape

You realize one of our main things is selling meth over tor and i2p, right?

Brothers, help a retard out.

If I way I want to make a trade offer of .002 BTC for XMR on localmonero, does that include the transaction fees already? That is, will I be asked to send more that .002 BTC?

>>57240024
It takes a lot more than meth heads to become the cryptocurrency. It takes things that are affected by regulation.

>>57240382
dont care + you are wrong

>>57237822
Checked

I see you recommend bisq. Is that an actual decentralized exchange? Anyone use it? Can I go bitcoin to Monero there np?

Guys I have like 0.12 XMR, what can I do to make more monero? Willing to do anything but NO drugs.

>>57237822
Wait, so I was supposed to sell this shit as soon as I got it in my hands? Why didn’t anybody tell me this piece of shit shouldn’t be held??

>>57239557
I'll tell you right now brother, I don't give a shit

Why is my hashrate like 40% of what's listed on the RandomX benchmark? I'm running as sudo, have huge pages, and am using the maximum number of threads

>>57242062
which CPU, are you reaching full clock speed or getting limited?

>>57242073
I've got an 11600K getting 3.5kh/s and a 5800H getting 2.9kh/s. I'm not sure if my clock speeds are being limited. They both have several different numbers published for what their boost clock is and how long it can run at that speed. The 11600K is running at 4.6Ghz and the 5800H at 3.7Ghz

>>57241673
>what can I do to make more monero
Sell your monero

why does nobody hold this shit in beoble. i dont see discussion on monero much on most social media in general. did normies 100% give up on privacy?

>>57242426
>did normies 100% give up on privacy?
have they ever cared about it?

the general is dying...

>XMR dumps to $144
>tfw I can't slurp until I get paid next week
It's going to pump back up to $170 with my bad luck

Why do ppl insist that BTC is important in 2024? It's overwhelmingly inflated.

XMR is crashing and dying. Wat do. Devs aren't gonna dev if the price crashes.

>>57240679
No one uses BISQ here? I know some niggers out there lookin to convert BTC to Monero instead of cash. I am one of those

>>57244724
>BTC to Monero
Atomic swaps? I thought Bisq was more for fiat -> BTC.

>>57244724
why not just atomic swap (unstoppableswaps) from your wallet?

>>57244859
unstoppable swaps doesn't work. don't recommend this.
>>57244724
there are a lot of different options. the easiest would be trocador or tradeogre. I don't use Bisq, but that should also work as well. Local monero is a great resource too.

What is the Monero lore behind these price spikes?

>>57244880
I bought a lot of coke

>>57244672
>XMR is crashing and dying. Wat do. Devs aren't gonna dev if the price crashes.

Its over.

>>57244314
>Why do ppl insist that BTC is important in 2024? It's overwhelmingly inflated.

Because crypto attracts people with sub-100 IQs. Imagine thinking that something so obviously manipulated, something that seasoned investors refuse to touch with a 1000-ft pole, something that can no longer adequately service markets it once dominated is totally going to keep going up in value forever.

Once you realize BTC's price action is a mirage and not a reflection of actual organic supply and demand you finally stop taking it seriously and can start to enjoy the clown show for what it really is.

Monero will continue fluctuate but because it is on its way to establishing a monopoly on payments in an ever-growing online shadow economy its long-term survival is pretty much assured, assuming there are no catastrophic bug events. No other crypto enjoys this peace of mind.

Comfiest hold.

>>57240181
no, it does not include tx fees. you always declare the btc amount that the buyer will receive in their wallet.

>>57244880
>What is the Monero lore behind these price spikes?
M letter in chart le funny

>>57244875
>unstoppable doesn’t work
have you tried lately?

Hi Monero friends. What is the easiest/safest way to buy Monero with a Debit Card in the US?
I left some money with a friend there the last time I visited, and it turns out US banking sucks. Their bank;'s form for international transfers just flat out does not work.

>>57246796
coinbase

>>57247702
Coinbase doesn't sell Monero

>>57246796
You can't. Closest you can do is an e-transfer to Kraken.

>>57247733
If he's dumb enough to ask here, he gets an answer equally as dumb. You have to assume glownigs are gathering humint here and anywhere xmr is discussed in clearnet, so make it harder for them.

>>57247773
Right, does look like a 1pbtid bot. They always ask questions in the same manner.