Coins that are criminally undervalued

[Anonymous No.13226790]

Monero and basically only Monero.

Or am I just delusional? Its probably the least user friendly, so I suppose that's a big reason people are scared of it. Other than though it seems to have the absolute best use case when it comes to currency.

[Anonymous No.13226795]

>>13226790
>Or am I just delusional?
this

[Anonymous No.13226859]

>>13226790
How is it not user friendly?

[Anonymous No.13226915]

>>13226795
;_;
>>13226859
Mostly from a cold storage perspective. The only way to actually check funds is to make the wallet hot. The view keys can only tell you so much and its a pain in the ass to do that anyway.

If you're using Monero on hot wallets its really not a bad user experience.

[Anonymous No.13226946]

>>13226790
135 marine coming in hot
but this is a shitcoin
ZEC is the future

[Anonymous No.13226967]

You are not delusional. It's the only true cryptocurrency.

[Anonymous No.13227206]

>>13226790

[Anonymous No.13227236]

>>13226790
Nah dude XMR is going to take BTC's marketshare in DNM transactions before long. Any market that doesn't support Monero is a honeypot. DNMs are the reason bitcoin ever saw any adoption.

[Anonymous No.13227237]

>>13226790
>bought 1 (one) xmr at 450

[Anonymous No.13227241]

>>13226790

[Anonymous No.13227681]

>>13226859
Not user friendly? WTF?

[Anonymous No.13227894]

>>13226790
I hold 4 of these, because why not..

[Anonymous No.13227981]

>>13226790
Undervalued? It's in the top 15.
If you want truly undervalued, look outside the top 50 or even top 100.

I personally think Enigma(ENG) is the most undervalued coin I can think of.

[Anonymous No.13227993]

>>13227981
Lmao

[Anonymous No.13228057]

XMR is a sinking ship. All the good devs are leaving. But I won't tell you to which project. It's not ready for shilling on /biz/ yet. Real gemhunters know tho.

[Anonymous No.13228122]

>>13226790
zk-snark is better and ZEC will be a top 5
Yes it’s Israeli, yes dev fee, yes they also were thinking about a backdoor but at the end of the day it’s not there, unverifiable supply, untraceable, not 100% trustless but still the best one by far

SCREENSHOT THIS

[Anonymous No.13228142]

>>13227981
Imagine being this new

[Anonymous No.13228168]

>>13228057
colx crew checking in

[Anonymous No.13228171]

>>13228122
>Yes it’s Israeli
Out

[Anonymous No.13228200]

>>13228171
>Israel
He don’t know

[Anonymous No.13228369]

>>13226790
>criminal
>Monero

[Anonymous No.13229219]

>>13226790
I just bought 15.6 Monero today @64.

New to club, XMR, kinda feels unreal to have 15.6 Monero as a homeless person with zero fiat. I don't want to fuck this one up frens

[Anonymous No.13229241]

>>13226790
I dont hold any but I think Monero and Ada will be the most relevant coins in the future

[Anonymous No.13229263]

>>13228122
>it's not there

[Anonymous No.13229398]

Turtlecoin is going to end up being big. It will be like the Linux of crypto. Slow and steady wins the race.

[Anonymous No.13229472]

>>13227981
Value is not influenced by market cap. Value refers to the current price of an asset vs what an intelligent person would value it at or rather what a "rational" collective market would value it at under non-volatile/extreme outside circumstances.

[Anonymous No.13229504]

>>13227236
this

[Anonymous No.13229532]

>>13228057
plenty of amazing tech out there. What matters is brand recognition, adoption, volume in real world transactions and news of DNM being busted by the XMR being untraceable. With many Faux-dark technologies (example of CIA running duck duck go) having a trusted fuk u the glow in MSM is more powerful than "Monero fork/z-cash fork shitcoin with small tweak to SHA LAYER"

Let me explain basic cryptography to you, brainlet. Someone could make a shitcoin literally 10000^5 more secure than XMR and guess what ? It would mean NOTHING. Monero already would take multiple ages of our universes to crack. If you understand exponential complexity you'd know that you could blanket the moon itself in solar powered quantum photon transister 10 0000 ZETAflop parallel processors and we'd die of heat death before they cracked through not only ring signatures but additional XMR obfustication algos in the worst case - average case scenario. So go ahead, make a technology a trillion times harder to crack than XMR and it won't matter because XMR has adoption and what I mentioned before.

[Anonymous No.13229562]

>>13229398
rundown ? is this the new cacaperro meme ?

[Anonymous No.13229575]

>>13229472
This is retarded no one listen to this brainlet. “Intelligent persons” get sucked into retarded shit all the time

[Anonymous No.13229586]

>>13229575
https://www.sovereignman.com/finance/how-isaac-newton-went-flat-broke-chasing-a-stock-bubble-13268/

[Anonymous No.13229587]

Monero bagholder here.
What differentiates "real" projects from hobbyist projects?
That's the main critique against XMR I see thrown around

[Anonymous No.13229590]

>>13227237
>Bought 50 at an average of $44.

[Anonymous No.13229617]

>>13226790
>>13226859
>>13226915
I found Monero to have the best GUI and it was pretty easy stuff. I just dont like the updating every 6 months thing. I havent checked my funds recently but I bet I have to download a new client. DASH does the same thing, I was freaking the fuck out because I had 0.5 DASH which wouldnt show up in my wallet but I realized the client hadnt updated to the correct block height and just needed to download 13.whatever, reindex the chain. Then it showed up.
Thats not user friendly.

[Anonymous No.13229660]

>>13229562
The main advantage is that it is not backed by a bunch of investors that will exit scam when things start to look bad. So unlike other alts it won't die off in the next crash.

It has some other ancillary characteristics that are good for long term adoption: it is more of a privacy coin (originally based off the monero algo as I recall), it has fast transactions, and it has low barriers to entry in terms of mining, et cetera.

[Anonymous No.13229706]

>>13229575
kek, think of it like this:

>people who trade crypto are the small percentage of normans who can recognize unique ideas
>of those who trade crypto only 10%ish make it in the long term (those who invest do, im talking people trying to game each other in the markets rather than HODL)
>of THOSE a further % make it because they rigorously read /biz/ reading list
>objective financial knowledge of assessing value of any asset relative to market conditions vs true utility

[Anonymous No.13229710]

>>13229472
>what an intelligent person would value it
so $0

[Anonymous No.13229799]

>>13229660
Is there anyway I can mine it on my school computers ? If you can get me set up mining this coin, I'll have all 16 computers in my lab mine it day and fucking night till I melt them all.

[Anonymous No.13229830]

>>13229710
XMR has real world use cases. People are transacting in it right now and if XMR did not exist the majority of those transactions would be impossible. XMR allows an entire market to exist. If you go for the counterpoint of "but another coin could do that" you are metaphysically correct but this is "real life" amigo, what matters is what's happening.

>it doesn't matter that Jerome's meat stack is splitting her open because mine "could too!"

well not anymore the market is so loose and floppy from XMR's GBC (gigantic black cryptography) that although your new coin may work fine it will just never touch the whole thing.

[Anonymous No.13229864]

>>13229799
>>13229660
forgot to say i'll obviously hook you up haha!!! I'll give you 10% of first year's mining profits if you can show me how to put it on a computer I don't have admin to

[Anonymous No.13229919]

>>13229799
No need to hook me up bro.

Most schools have block lists that prevent you from mining. To bypass this you need to set up a VPN, since random VPNs won't be on the blocklist. Then you connect to the VPN, and you are free to mine.

You can find tutorials to run a VPN on google. You can do a hardware one where you buy a router and hook it up at your house, or you can do a software one through your computer. It is not too hard to set up for one computer, and a little more complex for multiple computers.

Admin access is a problem, but you could try to find a site that has browser based mining and try that

[Anonymous No.13229979]

>>13229919
thanks, brother! Can you post your turtle address just in case I get this going so I can send a thank you ?

[Anonymous No.13230005]

>>13229979
TRTLv22g7dpDwLReYbGYYeVzx4dbjnGFgEPM7yaszfSo9vammBtmJQ6Dn69WdH6vNkfDtc3fGnTNcNNpuxu46a3XfKDzW3s1wr5

[Anonymous No.13230020]

>>13229979
TRTL is new enough that you can probably get some from faucets still as well. Every little bit helps.

[Anonymous No.13230035]

>>13230005
that's the longest address I've seen in. me. fowkin. loife. m8!

I like it already.

[Anonymous No.13230061]

The idea of monero is great. I like it a lot. Purely private money is a dream come true.
But holding it and spending it is a fucking hassle. You can't really buy shit with it yet.
Show me that people and businesses are adopting it and I would use it all the time.

[Anonymous No.13230149]

>>13230061
Monero is going to balloon once rich people realize how conveniently they can conceal assets. The horizon for when this occurs is much farther out than the mooning horizon for other coins. It will probably take place after the crypto market finally stabilizes.

[Anonymous No.13230181]

>>13226946
I'm hedging my bets. 1 XMR for every 1 ZEC. Got 50 of each right now.

[Anonymous No.13230265]

>>13226790
I havent read a single post on this thread, I wont read a single post on this thread:

NULS

end of discussion.

[Anonymous No.13230337]

>>13230149
I hear you. That's why I am more a fan of actually using it than the potential gains that I can get eventually from just holding it.
I don't see the mainstream realizing it's potential for at least a few years out.
The monero guys also need to figure out how to make it easy to use.

[Anonymous No.13230379]

monero might be undervalued today, but its future and the future of other payment coins is evaporating quickly. when you can layer privacy technologies on top of (more) stable assets, like btc, or fiat via ethereum stable coins, the value proposition of coins like monero disappears. and no, base layer privacy isn't a thing, it's in-system privacy that matters, and you get all that with layered networks.

[Anonymous No.13230391]

>>1323014

imo for this to happen you would need an XMR type of stablecoin. Is this even possible? Rich people don't want to concel their wealth into a currency that could fluctuate wildly from day to day.

[Anonymous No.13230422]

>>13230379
I don't know. You might be right. But Monero was built from the ground up with privacy in mind. It would be marketed that way and I can see a lot of rich guys protecting their money with it in the future.

[Anonymous No.13230862]

>>13230379
How many years have people been saying second layer solutions will render privacy coins obsolete?

[Anonymous No.13230922]

>>13230862
Why do you zoomers have such short timescales for everything? Too much youtube rotting your brains. Crypto is about overthrowing a global banking elite and its only been going for 10 years with new developments all the time, give it some time dude.

[Anonymous No.13230975]

>>13230922
I'm on board with you, but until its implemented I'm sticking with Monero.