/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7930510
XVG better

>>7930541
Prove it faggot. For all we know, XVG is a scam and Monero provides true fungibility.

>>7930541
Begone pajeet

Anyone saying "XVG is Better" cries as they say this, knowing those bags are too heavy to push off.

What does this have besides privacy and fees twice as high as BTC?

>>7930541
How do you exist

>>7931701
>privacy coin
>what does this have besides privacy

>>7930510
can't wait for that HARDware support

>>7930510
also, that pinkdate darknet market coin is going to explode the demand for monero.

BTCP will overtake Monero. Normies don't know what a Monero is. They understand what a Bitcoin Private is just from the name

>>7931975
too many privacy leaks. the DNM already support monero. Its THE privacy coin. nothing else comes close in terms of redundancies and privacy features.

>>7930541
Do you know how we know you work for Blockstream?

>>7932017
Monero is old tech. The future wants Zksnarks + obfuscation which BTCP has. Brand name is everything. Monero sounds mexican and weird. BTCP sounds familiar

>>7931906
backwards g string

>>7932058
>brand name
>old tech
irrelevant arguments
>what is kovri
>BTCP...a fork coin
good luck roger
>what are bulletproofs

>>7932058
lol, monero has by far the best tech in privacy coins sector and every 6 months its get updated. Just look in the future of monero : hardware wallet support incoming, multisig , kovri , bulletproofs and the list goes.

>>7932017

>DNM
>already

Monero has been useable for ages and markets have only just added Monero support.

At this point in time more transactions are done in Bcash than Monero on DNM, simply barely anyone uses it.

Online markets won’t save it.

>>7930510
the ultimate chad hold

>>7932058
Zksnarks space math has nothing on Monero. Optional privacy coins will always be vulnerable to temporal analysis. Basically, they're shit.

>>7932199
Using pseudonymous coins for DNM transactions is fully retarded. As soon as bulletproofs comes out in a few months and Monero transaction fees are cut down there will be no excuse not to use it over BCH. Add in the increase in individuals getting privy to Monero's ability to be your own Swiss bank and its price is set to explode.

>>7930510
Still no phone wallet. Light clients are difficult or maybe impossible due to needing to scan the whole blockchain for your hidden outputs.
Zcash (the only real competitor) is also unusable on phones due to ram requirements, but their upcoming sapling hardfork reduces that to 40MB.
Zcash however still has 7x coin dilution (inflation) to go before it approaches the 21 million cap. Monero has almost run out its issuance curve already.
With monero, your anonymity pool is only a few outputs. You need to mix your coins through some intermediate transactions if you want to beat transaction tracing.
Zcash has optional anonymity, so you have to choose a z-address or it's just as bad as bitcoin. Noobs will get burned by not knowing the difference.
A conspiracy of all the original key generators, or a mistake in their inscrutable moon math, permits to undetectable infinite inflation.
Monero uses more well-tested, easily understood cryptography. Less likely to experience a catastrophic break, less likely to experience a sudden breakthrough and massive improvement.
Both are vulnerable to quantum computers, resulting in infinite undetectable inflation, but monero would also lose anonymity.
Monero already has more DNM support, soon to be much more when multisig rolls out
Head of Zcash tweeted once about he thinks he has a way to deanonymise "criminals" using Zcash. Downplayed it later.
Zcash has 20% of mining rewards go straight to the foundation, monero development is crowdfunded by voluntary contributions.
This turned into more of a braindump than I was expecting. Not shilling or fudding, just some things to think about.

>>7932199
>bcash
never once

>>7932199
>At this point in time more transactions are done in Bcash than Monero on DNM
Lmao, NO BODY FUCKING USES BCASH on the DNM
I always hear you retards spout this shit but you are dead fucking wrong. Every retailer worth a shit accepts btc and xmr only. No one takes bcash.

>>7932355
good info, there is some work to be done on monero but when it happens it gonna moon so hard

>>7932355
>With monero, your anonymity pool is only a few outputs. You need to mix your coins through some intermediate transactions if you want to beat transaction tracing.
Even if you leave it at its default ringsize it can't be tracked with 100% certainty. The rest of what you said is alright but I took issue with this.

>>7932355
>when multisig rolls out
i thought it already was out?

>>7932703
I knew the code was merged, but I thought it needed a hardfork. Apparently not, it's usable now.

>>7932789
the price vs btc looks really steady at the moment. do you think we'll get a pump or dump when hardware support comes out?

>>7932941
Hopefully neither, but continued steady growth.

>>7932941
hw wallet release can raise the floor from 0.027 to 0.042

>>7932994
true, but i feel like at the very least it should be up with litecoin in marketcap, past Cardano

>>7933027
has this happened for other coins when hardware support came out?

>>7930510
yes, buy the botnet coin that will forever bleed because botnets sell daily

>>7930510

you know one of it's main dev's is taking a "unexpected" vacation right?
guy got a little too grabby.

>>7934019
grabby how?