/XMR/ Monero General

[Anonymous No.25458225]

Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized p2p privacy cryptocurrency!

Monero is secure, low-fee, and borderless, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT (hidden tx amounts) ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with the proof of the transactions being possible by a Monero user willingly providing a view key for a specific transaction if needed.

Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of the current popular cryptos. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of txs goes higher. Further, the mining network algorithm Random X establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high barrier of entry. Lastly, the mining network will be preserved by Tail Emission -- instead of the block reward falling to zero like with Bitcoin, the block reward will gradually approach 0.6 XMR in May 2022, where it will forever stay. This constant linear inflation means the inflation rate will asymptotically go to zero while continuing to provide an incentive to miners to maintain the network.

If you still have questions, feel free to ask and a Monero Chad will be with you shortly.


OFFICIAL WEBSITE - https://web.getmonero.org


WHERE TO GET MONERO?

>KYC:
Binance
Kraken
Bitfinex

>Non KYC:
Local Monero
Morphtoken
Bisq
Kucoin
Tradeogre
Crypto ATMs
see: kycnot.me

>Mining
https://archive.is/TWOah


HOW TO STORE MONERO?

>Desktop
Gui/Cli (recommended)
MyMonero
Exodus
Feather

>Mobile
IOS: Cakewallet
Android: Monerujo
NOTE: MYMONERO FOR ANDROID IS A SCAM. DO NOT DOWNLOAD ON GOOGLE PLAY.

>Cold Storage
https://archive.is/DEfsP

[Anonymous No.25458335]

xmr bros is litecoin with mimblewimble a threat?

[Anonymous No.25458387]

dead child porn coin

[Anonymous No.25458428]

>>25458335
lol no.
it's optional privacy with a transparent ledger that doesn't even exist yet. Litecoin privacy is a meme. The dark net has already chosen Monero as the heir to the throne, and the world underground economy will soon follow.

[Anonymous No.25458788]

>got FUD by kikes, XMR down 25%
>meanwhile alts mooning 50%

Thanks, kike

[Anonymous No.25458847]

>>25458335
i swapped my XMR for LTC right before XMR tanked 20% and LTC gained 20%. Feels good.
Gonna buy back in soon as im long term bullish, hopefully this swingie doesn't get the rope today.

I'm very bullish on LTC as well, so it's hard to hold XMR.

[Anonymous No.25458869]

People not hoarding are going to weep fucking blood.

[Anonymous No.25458934]

>>25458847
50/50 that shit.

[Anonymous No.25459039]

Convince me that monero is not going to be banned once the world underground economy chooses it

[Anonymous No.25459047]

>>25458869
Yeah this is bullish news but it times to play out. What if XMR under-performs compare to LTC and ETH this bull run? etc.

[Anonymous No.25459144]

>>25459039
Doesn't matter because with atomic swap, people can swap BTC to XMR, and XMR to BTC automatically.

[Anonymous No.25459177]

>>25458934
I did. I'm 100% LTC for a bit longer. I've earned so much on LTC the past weeks. If I held all in Monero I would miss out on so much. Gonna split the profits back into 50/50 soon when LTC calms down a bit. This way I'll have more XMR for the rest of 2021.

Personally I think LTC will have a major correction once MWEB releases, but that's not yet. When people are done FOMOing on LTC I will split, but not now.

[Anonymous No.25459258]

>>25458847
>i swapped my XMR for LTC right before XMR tanked 20% and LTC gained 20%. Feels good.
nice, it's always comfy when a trade works like that
>>25458869
The history rhyming with the FUD around Bitcoin when it first entered the market is so obvious.
>>25459039
you can't ban a p2p cryptocurrency and Monero is compliant with existing regulations.
One of the largest American exchanges, Kraken, is a big supporter of Monero and even openly donates to its development.
And historically, legal courts have sided with the side of encryption and constitutional rights.

[Anonymous No.25459274]

>>25459039
You can’t ban it, it’s literally not any governments decision. You’d have to completely nuke every computer on the face of the planet simultaneously, even that isn’t guaranteed and would likely still fail.

[Anonymous No.25459368]

>>25459258
>And historically, legal courts have sided with the side of encryption and constitutional rights.
The best part is that countries that try to ban encryption (Australia for example) only make me even more Bullish on XMR.
When they threaten people's privacy, people become more interested in privacy than before. It's like it switches a flip in people. When the governments are working against it, people want it even more.
A China ban on XMR for example would be glorious. I would love to see how that plays out.

[Anonymous No.25459431]

>>25459368
Governments and financial institutions would not view it as a threat if it didn’t work or wasn’t a substantive project.

[Anonymous No.25459510]

hi

[Anonymous No.25459516]

is monero a good place to store gains? i hate how volatile it is

[Anonymous No.25459573]

>>25459516
You use it to make gains, not store it. You store your gains in USDT or DAI.

[Anonymous No.25459607]

>>25459573
>USDT or DAI
what about muh privacy

[Anonymous No.25459609]

>>25459368
> I would love to see how that plays out.
I already know what would happen: the price would drop 20% and then I will by cheapies.
There are people in this thread who unironically think Monero can be stopped by a ban. It's pretty ignorant towards history and the way governments work, and just how easy it is to circumvent "bans". The dark net isn't going to just choose privacy and then abandon it. They've made their decision that Bitcoin doesn't work, and it's extremely easy to find Monero these days. Getting delisted from an exchange with 0.07% of the overall Monero volume means dick.

[Anonymous No.25459627]

>>25459047
>this bull run
XMR is much bigger than this bullrun
think long term, think 5 years... 10 years...
this is the shit

[Anonymous No.25459790]

>>25459607
You swap from XMR to USDT using those anon swap exchange, there's your privacy. Your USDT is effectively private cash.

[Anonymous No.25459837]

>>25459627
I know, but I wanna make money in this bull run so I can buy more XMR.

[Anonymous No.25460216]

I know I just have to wait... 5, 7, or 10 years... and I will make it... but it's so tiring

[Anonymous No.25460257]

>>25459790
>RUBy
>red ID
blessed

[Anonymous No.25460307]

>>25459790
kek

[Anonymous No.25460409]

[Anonymous No.25460443]

>xmr thread

[Anonymous No.25460472]

Guys... I think we hit bottom on xmr/btc.

[Anonymous No.25460566]

>>25460472
Maybe, maybe not. I'd like as long a window as possible to accumulate so I'm good either way. This thing is years away from being a household name (barring some extreme event where monero is instrumental to the commission of a high profile crime)

[Anonymous No.25460670]

>>25459177

I don't think LTC is pulling back till at least $250

[Anonymous No.25460818]

>>25460566
I don't think we will stay at these levels for long. We're literally below ltc/btc ratio right now lol.

[Anonymous No.25460833]

>>25460566
>(barring some extreme event where monero is instrumental to the commission of a high profile crime)
Tom Hagen.
Not high profile enough?

[Anonymous No.25460958]

>>25460818
If that's the case, great! If not, also great.

Newfrenz take note, XMR threads have two kinds of enthusiasts- Chads and speculators. Fluctuations in the market will bring an influx of pink wojaks from those who don't care about anything but their sats or fiat that day. Chads will quietly accumulate, as they consistently accumulated btc when it went from 20k to 3k a few short years ago. Good investors are thinking about what happens in 5 years, not 5 minutes.

[Anonymous No.25461350]

>>25460958
I learned that lesson the hard way when I could’ve sat on my 50k linkies and been most of the way to making it by now. I sold along the way to $20 because I was a fucking spaz.

I don’t care if Monero is $140 or $40, I want many, WHOLE coins.

[Anonymous No.25461777]

>>25459039
>Once

[Anonymous No.25461867]

>>25458225
stop making generals. Coins with generals only dump. Bitcoin does not have a general. Sell your bags if you are this desperate

[Anonymous No.25461938]

>>25461777
>green ID
>lucky 777 trips

They have already chosen it.

[Anonymous No.25461989]

I have 6 eth that i want to turn into xmr. Whats the best way to do it?

[Anonymous No.25462163]

>>25461989
I would suggest the ETH/XMR trading pair on literally any exchange. I personally use Kraken and store it on CakeWallet, will move to a hard wallet when it exceeds $50k USD in valuation.

[Anonymous No.25462209]

>>25461867
Nice point... xmr general following in xrp’s footsteps and making all the followers eternal bagholders

[Anonymous No.25462287]

>>25461867
You can only manipulate shitcoins on /biz/ nigger

[LebAnon No.25462294]

https://news.bitcoin.com/chainalysis-and-integra-win-1-25-million-irs-contract-to-break-monero/
this is bullish
they are attacking us from everywhere lol

[LebAnon No.25462347]

>>25462209
you are a moron

[Anonymous No.25462357]

>>25459607
alts to make gains, btc to store, xmr to store privately. why would i hold my gains in usd and watch them evaporate as the government prints trillions?

[Anonymous No.25462378]

>>25462294
The government is spending 1.25 million to try and kill Monero.

This is so, so bullish.

[Anonymous No.25462441]

>>25462347
No you are if youre in xmr over btc

[Anonymous No.25462603]

>>25461867
/biz/ is basically a btc/link general by default so making a general thread would be redundant. i like xmr generals, because they are one of the only places on the internet where cypherpunk Chads call it like it is without some bullshit fasade.

[Anonymous No.25462684]

>>25462603
Second this, keep the xmr content

[Anonymous No.25462799]

>>25462294
If they hate it so much why don't they just snatch up the devs?

[Anonymous No.25462884]

>>25462799
That’s like cutting one of the heads off a hydra.

[Anonymous No.25462921]

Surprised we aren't back to $150 but oh well... more cheapies
>>25459516
I believe that only stablecoins (either stable relative to the value of fiat, or more interestingly BTC) can really be considered a good choice for storing value in.

[Anonymous No.25463002]

>>25459837
You’ve got years to accumulate. If you have a job, DCA every time you possibly can. Chasing swing trades is how people lose money here.

[LebAnon No.25463523]

>>25462799
LOL

[LebAnon No.25463557]

>>25462884
based
>>25462378
in fucking deed

[Anonymous No.25463565]

>holding XMR
>missing out on the golden bull

[Anonymous No.25463688]

>>25458335

Privacy bolted on top of a public ledger will cannot compare to privacy built from the ground up.

If your freedom depends on it, you'll use XMR.

[LebAnon No.25463952]

>>25458428
based
underground austrian econ here, can confirm
keynesians will get the rope

[LebAnon No.25463993]

>>25459627
based
>>25459510
unknown amount anon, never forget the golden rule

[Anonymous No.25464004]

>>25458225
>eth up 30% this year
>monero down 20% this year
Hahahahahaha holy shit imagine holding this hobbyist project

[Anonymous No.25464085]

>>25464004
Please laugh at me more for accumulating a project with actual adoption and privacy for DIRT FUCKING CHEAP. It will make my gains so, so much sweeter

[LebAnon No.25464102]

>>25461777
checked

[Anonymous No.25464158]

>>25464004
>buying eth while its up 40% in two days

[Anonymous No.25464218]

>>25464158
>buying monero when it’s about to be delisted everywhere

[Anonymous No.25464297]

>>25464218
>falling for the fud because one broke boi exchange delisted because they have liquidity issues

[Anonymous No.25464307]

>>25464218
Imagine being this naive.
Do you also think the IRS will give the word and crypto will just disappear?

[Anonymous No.25464318]

>>25464218
>about to be delisted
quit spreading this FUD, it's not getting delisted, there are no regulations coming

[Anonymous No.25464347]

>>25464218
hey faggot, everyone in this thread is now aware that you're a newfag. gratz.

[Anonymous No.25464424]

>absolut with the ice let's get hammered

[Anonymous No.25464436]

>>25464424
based

[Anonymous No.25464641]

still holding mostly eth, but will soon swap it all for xmr

[LebAnon No.25464775]

>>25464641
it's already going back down though

[Anonymous No.25465165]

>>25464347
Everyone in this thread is now aware youre a dumb faggot that’s holding a hobbyist project that isn’t 100% anon. Topkek newfags like you think muh privacy is important meanwhile your shitcoin is still down 70% from ATH. Hahahahahahahaha fucking loser

[Anonymous No.25465216]

>>25458387
bullish

[Anonymous No.25465324]

>>25465165
glow harder

[Anonymous No.25465343]

>>25465165
>haha, let's laugh at the guy buying beneath the ATH, I want to buy when it's *above* its ATH!

[Anonymous No.25465362]

>>25458387
>dead child porn

No, thank you.

[Anonymous No.25465400]

>>25465165
Mmmm yes, seethe for me, assume I’m ONLY holding Monero, mmmm yes. Very retarded, enjoy your gas fees.

[Anonymous No.25465437]

>>25465343
>let’s laugh at the coping bagholder

[Anonymous No.25465476]

>>25465400
Nice, so you’re missing out on gains is that what you’re saying kek

[Anonymous No.25465583]

>>25465476
yeah we get it, you are doing well at the casino right now. It's odd how you don't post in the generals when Monero is mooning and other coins aren't.
also implying we don't hold other crypto.

[Anonymous No.25465623]

>>25465476
Good god you’re new

[Anonymous No.25465637]

>>25465583
>monero
>mooning
Pick one

[Anonymous No.25465670]

>>25465637
yeah, how much was Monero in 2016?
neck yourself faggot.

[Anonymous No.25465687]

>>25465637
>>25460958
Read the image, feel superior for a couple months, then weep.

[Anonymous No.25465856]

>>25465687
>>25465670
>>25465623
I love making you basement dwellers seethe over your useless shitcoin. Privacy is a meme just like you. Have sex incels.

[Anonymous No.25465936]

>>25465856
So what coin do you recommend raju?

[Anonymous No.25466004]

>>25465936
Not here to make dumbfucks like you rich. Keep holding monero it is very good coin sir.

[Anonymous No.25466073]

Hourly reminder that Monero is poised to become the reserve currency of the global shadow economy and is currently replacing BTC on the darknet while making inroads into the e-criminal and money laundering sectors in general.

>Bitcoin is too hot for criminals. They're using Monero instead
https://money.cnn.com/2018/01/03/technology/bitcoin-popularity-criminals-monero/index.html

>Crooks opt for Monero as crypto of choice to launder ill-gotten gains
https://www.theregister.com/2018/03/16/cyber_crime_economics/

>Darknet Giant White House Market Drops Bitcoin, Supports Monero Payments Only
https://news.bitcoin.com/darknet-giant-white-house-market-drops-bitcoin-supports-monero-payments-only/

>Monero replaces Bitcoin for Sodinokibi Ransomware operators
https://www.cybersecurity-insiders.com/monero-replaces-bitcoin-for-sodinokibi-ransomware-operators/

>Why Malicious Hackers and Cyber attackers Love A Cryptocurrency Called Monero
https://analyticsindiamag.com/monero-cryptocurrency-hackers/

>$7.5M in Monero Demanded in Alleged Cyber Attack on Argentinian Telecom Giant
https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/7-5m-in-monero-demanded-in-alleged-cyber-attack-on-argentinian-telecom-giant/

>Latin American crime cartels turn to cryptocurrencies for money laundering
https://www.reuters.com/article/mexico-bitcoin-insight-idUSKBN28I1KD

[Anonymous No.25466134]

>>25466073
>2018 articles
>has tanked since then
Nobody actually falls for this right? Lmao holy shit

[Anonymous No.25466152]

>>25466004
He doesn’t even have any good picks LOL

[Anonymous No.25466328]

>>25466152
It’s definitely not 99% anon monero I’ll tell you that kekkekekk

[Anonymous No.25466332]

>>25466134
>>2018 articles
Only first two. And indicative of a steady trend upward to the present day.

>has tanked since then
Adoption and utilization have only increased and keep increasing, which is what ultimately matters.

[Anonymous No.25466522]

>>25466328
how new are you to this market just curious lmao

[Anonymous No.25466538]

>>25466332
Wrong. Price is what matters and it’s still down 70% from ath. Hobbyists projects will not succeed. Especially when privacy comes to eth within the next year. Xmr will soon be obsolete.

[Anonymous No.25466562]

[Anonymous No.25466564]

>>25466522
Bought eth at $3 if that helps you

[Anonymous No.25466567]

>>25466328
Anyone putting 99% of their funds into anything other than freshly retraced BTC is a fucking foolio.

About 30% of my holdings are XMR

[Anonymous No.25466624]

>>25466564
so pretty new then, got it

[Anonymous No.25466688]

>>25466538
>Privacy comes to eth within the next year
>Xmr will soon be obsolete.
>Eth 2.0 Phase 0
>Staking
>Atomic Swaps
Kek you have fucking negative IQ, enjoy your shitcoin mETHhead.

[Anonymous No.25466693]

>>25466624
Cope harder faggot. You’ve failed to explain why it’s down 70% and why it’s down 20% this year. Keep thinking youre smart though kek

[Anonymous No.25466712]

>>25466693
RENT FREE

[Anonymous No.25466724]

>>25466688
You’re not this much of a brainlet are you? Hahahahahaha fucking shit. You got me there

[Anonymous No.25466774]

>>25466538
>Wrong. Price is what matters and it’s still down

lol

"An economic bubble or asset bubble (sometimes also referred to as a speculative bubble, a market bubble, a price bubble, a financial bubble, a speculative mania, or a balloon) is a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future.[1] It could also be described as trade in an asset at a price or price range that strongly exceeds the asset's intrinsic value"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_bubble

[Anonymous No.25466777]

>>25466724
You think "privacy is coming to eth next year" and i'm the brainlet? LOL you're too dumb to even realize how stupid you are.

[Anonymous No.25466778]

>>25466712
Now it’s 15 posts by this id. You’re right, it’s rentfree. I don’t pay rent and I’m set for life. What about you guys?

[Anonymous No.25466793]

>>25466688
>>25466777
Digits confirm how retarded you are.

[Anonymous No.25466818]

>>25466777
What a waste of trips. You’re holding on to a dream anon. I’m sorry that your shitcoin is down this much. What a great way to start 2021 hahahahahahaha fucking dumbass

[Anonymous No.25466880]

>>25466818
>I’m sorry that your shitcoin is down this much.
No need to be sorry nigger, you can gtfo this thread now.

[Anonymous No.25466990]

>>25466880
>g-guys I said it! Am I cool now?
I would have already kms by now if I were as pathetic as you

[Anonymous No.25467041]

>>25466693
>20% this year
>this year
>three days
>up 200% in 2020
sure thing faggot. kill (you)rself

[Anonymous No.25467482]

>>25466693
>it’s down 20% this year
>what is short-term volatility

[Anonymous No.25467962]

>>25466990
For someone who says they’re rich and set for life and never has to work again, you SURE sweat the words of XMR holders who (according to you) are dumb.

[Anonymous No.25468135]

bros, i fucked up. I lost my kraken email and password long ago. I havent used Kraken in 3 years.
What do you guys suggest I do for XMR?

[Anonymous No.25468353]

>>25468135
talk to kraken support or kneecaps

[Anonymous No.25468391]

>>25458225
fucking shitcoin is done for

[Anonymous No.25468416]

>>25468135
Kraken support, if you REALLY want to accumulate RIGHT NOW, you could try your luck with localmonero, the site is secure but you (obviously) don’t really know who you’re trading with.

Or mining always works.

[Anonymous No.25468524]

>>25468353
>>25468416
wait a second. CMC says i can still use Binance to get monero.
What the fuck is your guys fucking problem

[Anonymous No.25468539]

>>25468391
Share love please, not anger.

[Anonymous No.25468646]

>>25468539
don't feed the trolls lol

[Anonymous No.25468689]

>>25468524
>]120 / 26 / 39 / 3
>>25468524
>>25468524

what is binance

[Anonymous No.25468729]

>>25468539
It totally collapsed in Satoshi value

[Anonymous No.25468815]

>>25468729
Alt szn comes a couple months after Bitcoin enters euphoria mode, don't you know this?

[Anonymous No.25469109]

>>25466134
I work in IT about a year ago the where ddosing our firewall for big webshop demanding xmr to stop.

[Anonymous No.25469199]

>>25468524
I live in CT and cannot use Binance US, so kraken is always the first thing to pop into my mind

[Anonymous No.25469309]

I'm fucking going all in. I hope you guys are right

[Anonymous No.25469342]

>>25469309
DCA to hedge against volatility.

[Anonymous No.25469367]

>>25458387
friendly reminder that the bitcoin chain has immutable images of child abuse embedded within it, while monero does not: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-47130268
back to your XRP thread, schizo

[Anonymous No.25469946]

Do XMR wallets have multi sig feature?

[Anonymous No.25469979]

>>25468524
if you're not in the US binance is fine
otherwise don't know

[Anonymous No.25470032]

.0074 down to .0041 in 30 days. Terrible

[Anonymous No.25470164]

>>25469946
you can with the CLI

[Anonymous No.25470183]

why would I buy this now. The chart is one of the most bearish charts in the top 20. Only XRP can compete

[Anonymous No.25470228]

>>25470183
buy high, sell low

[Anonymous No.25470277]

>>25470183
IRS has $600,000 bountry for cracking XMR in September. Now the bounty is 1.2 million dollars. Im sold

[Anonymous No.25470281]

>>25470228
you're supposed to buy low when the chart is showing a recovery not diving off a cliff. It has literally never dumped so much outside of a bull market with extreme volatility

[Anonymous No.25470329]

>>25470281
Go back to reading charts retard

[Anonymous No.25470446]

im confused how anyone can say XMR fell off cliff. USD price wise, this is one of the healthiest upward trends ive seen.

[Anonymous No.25470469]

>>25470329
will do, that's why I sold when it broke 0.006 :^)
>>25470446
usd chart is worthless

[Anonymous No.25470479]

>>25470281
let me guess, you have absolutely no experience reading charts and you are just talking out of your ass looking at coingecko.
please, englighten us, what metrics are you using to support your claim that we are "diving off a cliff"?

[Anonymous No.25470562]

>>25470469
USD chart is at least safe. it looks like if you invest in XMR your assets will appreciate even if BTC opportunity cost rises. Its a matter if youre a btc maxi or not

[Anonymous No.25470714]

>>25470469
>>25470562
then look at the XMR/EUR chart
EUR is one of the least inflationary fiats, the European Central Bank is so hesitant on printing money so that the frugal northern EU states can enjoy their budget surpluses
XMR/EUR chart still shows asset appreciation

[LebAnon No.25470809]

>>25466562
based

[LebAnon No.25470854]

>>25470277
checked and based
fuck the IRS

[Anonymous No.25470859]

>>25470714
looks identical to literal XMR transactions
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/monero-transactions.html

im really convinced XMR is gradually getting adopted more and more on the shadow markets

[Anonymous No.25470871]

>>25470446
Because these are all airhead newfags who only know BTC and ETH and literally cannot comprehend the idea of buying low and selling high. To them sats are everything, every sat lost is a sat they’ll never, EVER gain back, not even in the inevitable situation where XMR outperforms it. When Bitcoin is going up, all they see is Bitcoin. If you flip to the channel where they should be planning their next move, it’s static.

[Anonymous No.25471210]

>>25470859
and BTC first started off as a dark web coin before getting mainstream
XMR is going to be the same

[Anonymous No.25471263]

>>25470871
holding is a meme. I'm not talking about trading microcap shitcoins and getting rugged, but when a chart has a very obvious shift from bull to bearish trend its better to save your sats and buy cheap. I posted in multiple generals about the 0.006 level being broken and it was a good time to sell and everyone said the same thing
>stupd newfag
>lmao /biz/let buy high sell low
etc. etc. where now I can get a 50% increase on my stack

[Anonymous No.25471397]

>>25471210
yeah, obviously BTC is more than just deep web coin like it was in 2015. But if XMR can be just 1/4 of what BTC was, then ill still be a millionaire

>>25471263
so you still believe in XMR longterm?

[Anonymous No.25471483]

>>25470446
Such a majestic chart. Strong upward tendency for all year with multiple corrections to keep the price healthy, and idiots say that it's shit because it doesn't moon 100x or whatever and make them into billionaires. Tards.

[Anonymous No.25471530]

>>25471483
Slow and steady wins the race.

[Anonymous No.25471672]

>>25465856
>faceberg file name
>smelly dumb newfag scum
>absolute brainlet
Yep, seems to check out

[LebAnon No.25471783]

>>25471530
based freedom birb

[LebAnon No.25471830]

>>25471672
I kek'd

[Anonymous No.25471852]

>>25471397
I think it's one of the safer holds but I'm not completely sold. My biggest concern is either regulation regarding privacy coins, and the driving forces for this market cycle. I know regulation means that is actually works as intended, but I still think that will destroy the price. The other issue is that if the primary inflow of money this cycle is institutional investors, I really doubt there will be money flowing into monero. I only look at the BTC charts because from my perspective, if I am investing into crypto and taking on such high risk, I need to at least perform as well as the main crypto. If BTC fails, XMR will fail as well, at least in terms of an investment. BTC doesn't need XMR. I will likely buy back soon, but will watch the chart and if things look bad I will make sure not to be emotionally invested and unload my bags asap

[Anonymous No.25471889]

>>25471530

[Anonymous No.25471917]

>>25471263
> very obvious shift from bull to bearish trend
we are still waiting on your brilliant insight anon about how we are "falling off of a cliff". But of course there isn't any, because you don't actually study charts.
Moonboys get the rope. All you guys do is wave your dicks around when you win a gamble and then its crickets when you get dicked. Your tone from the beginning was that Monero is a trash investment which is fucking retarded if you look at how we've performed over the past year, or from a better perspective, over the past five years.

[Anonymous No.25472024]

>>25471917
look at the btc chart you mongoloid, fiat charts are a meme. It was a trash investment a little over a week ago which is when I sold into BTC

[Anonymous No.25472123]

>trusting a coin with a mexican name

[Anonymous No.25472165]

>>25472123
It's Esperanto you idiot, an artificially constructed language to facilitate international communication
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto

[Anonymous No.25472211]

>>25471830
Hi lebanon

[Anonymous No.25472361]

>>25461989
Don't listen to this glownigger/IRS agent >>25462163 Download Bisq and trade P2P without the centralized exchange. XMR has decent volume there.

[LebAnon No.25472364]

>>25472211
hello fren
XMR soon to folllow
good hopium

[Anonymous No.25472375]

>>25472024
yeah you're clearly a buy high sell low moonboy.
congrats you won a gamble. anybody can do that and then gloat about it.
but calling Monero a trash investment at any of these entry points (anything below $500 is a fucking steal as far as I'm concerned) is retarded. You'll have to give some insight into your thoughts on that, because it's greedy moonboy logic and it's why nobody takes cryptocurrency seriously.

[Anonymous No.25472469]

XMR is my favourite coin but you guys got balls of steel if youre still willing to hold like this.
Monero is slow to catch up during bullruns. Best to keep it on the side and be ready to start buying back in when theres an actual reversal.
Gotta remember thats its a liquid coin. Money comes in, money goes out. People using it as the currency of their business arent gonna watch their profits get wiped, its needed to restock product.

[Anonymous No.25472474]

>>25472024
oh nevermind I just noticed your above post.
my point mostly still stands though. calling Monero a trash investment at these levels is dumb. I I completely disagree with your regulation concerns, as it is distinctly the same pattern Bitcoin went through.

[Anonymous No.25472476]

>>25472375
alright enjoy holding through the top of this cycle all the way to the bottom instead of 10+xing your stack you hodling retard

[Anonymous No.25472566]

>>25472476
but that's exactly my point anon. You are being a moonboy and it doesn't add anything to the discussion.
Calling Monero a trash investment shows either your disingenuous to the fight to preserve satoshis vision or your just a greedy moonboy.

[Anonymous No.25472725]

>>25472476
Or hold through the top and buy the bottom with freshly earned fiat because I am not an autistic NEET.

[Anonymous No.25472885]

>>25463993
he likes to spread.

[Anonymous No.25472972]

binance is gonna delist monero soon, is this true

[LebAnon No.25473168]

>>25472972
LOl ofc not

[Anonymous No.25473185]

>>25472476
So what coin are you in now? Are you in tether?

[Anonymous No.25473282]

>>25472972
ONLY bittrex decided to delist Monero, Zecash and DASH. I would not expect anywhere else to delist them.

[Anonymous No.25473553]

>>25471852

>My biggest concern is either regulation regarding privacy coins, and the driving forces for this market cycle. I know regulation means that is actually works as intended, but I still think that will destroy the price.

Atomic swaps, dude. Will make Monero effectively immune to regulation, delisting, banning. They'd literally have to also ban BTC to hinder XMR acquisition and trading.

>The other issue is that if the primary inflow of money this cycle is institutional investors, I really doubt there will be money flowing into monero.

This cycle? There will be many more, and patience is a virtue. Anyway, Monero doesn't really need institutional investors since capital is steadily flowing in from the shadow economy. Its already in a semi-banned state yet still keeps growing, a very promising sign.

>I only look at the BTC charts because from my perspective, if I am investing into crypto and taking on such high risk, I need to at least perform as well as the main crypto.

The charts only reflect the speculative hype and euphoria around Bitcoin, not its utilitarian fundamentals. It still can't compete with PayPal for security and easy-of-use and, unlike XMR, BTC also steadily losing marketshare in the only consistent crypto economy around: the darknet markets and ransomware.

XMR is a long-term but reliable hold, its just too useful to too many wealthy elements, criminal or otherwise, to fizzle out and die.

[Anonymous No.25473566]

How low is this going? I've been holding all this time when I could've been in BTC, but it's too late to sell now.

[Anonymous No.25473588]

Am I crazy? I feel like the more Monero is attacked, or even delisted, the more it gains value... I would love to have more money to invest in this project, to be honest.

But please, please, please, take actions to make sure the development of Monero, its source code, its development community, can't be attacked/manipulated. This is my only concern!

[Anonymous No.25473593]

>>25471852

>If BTC fails, XMR will fail as well, at least in terms of an investment.

If BTC fails, the DNM will still exist and be using XMR. If BTC fails, the shadow economy will continue adopting and using XMR regardless. The crypto genie is out of the bottle, the only question is who will survive natural selection i.e. once the hype dies down which crypto ultimately provides the most utility and reliability?

>BTC doesn't need XMR.

Once atomic swaps are operational, BTC to XMR to BTC swaps will become the gold standard for BTC mixing/cleaning/rebirthing. And since BTC is inherently non-fungible and potentially tainted while XMR is fungible and immaculate, BTC holders will be at a distinct disadvantage and subject to paying XMR holders respectable premiums for the privilege of using Monero's God-Tier transactional privacy. Don't want to pay a premium? Go use an inferior and potentially compromised mixer then.

In other words, BTC needs XMR to provide it fungibility-by-proxy. And this will remain the case as long as XMR remains the premier privacy coin.

[Anonymous No.25473636]

So when will the atomic swaps come? I have around 100 XMR, considering getting more now because of the FUD, should I? I honestly think this has the most upside potential of all, but not sure when it will start to materialise

[Anonymous No.25473679]

>>25473636

Q4 2021

[LebAnon No.25473703]

>>25473636
unknown amount goddammit anon
>>25473553
based
>>25473588
checked and worry not fren, the devs will always have someone to fall back in case of some accident that might affect them
you have my word

[Anonymous No.25473774]

A large unknown amount of XMR the size of a small unknown amount

[Anonymous No.25473808]

>>25473703
I have no clue who you are, but your words soothe me. Thank frend.

[Anonymous No.25473809]

>>25473703
This. The use case, incentive, and technical expertise endemic to XMR make it a self-preserving ecosystem.

[LebAnon No.25474148]

>>25473808
based
I'm a regular on the DGs and have made some pretty based friends along the way that I truly am thankful for, plus the knowledge shared here is invaluable
I am glad I can soothe you, stay strong fren
>>25473809
you know it

[Anonymous No.25474580]

>>25459573
USDC or DAI, avoid the tether scam!

[Anonymous No.25475284]

>>25474580
This. You chads are supposed to be the future of crypto. Don't touch that shit.

[Anonymous No.25475660]

>>25472725
based market cycle anon

[Anonymous No.25475905]

>>25459039
They can't enforce bans.

[Anonymous No.25475912]

>>25473553
>>25473593
I'm not saying XMR is fundamentally going to die in the long term, I'm arguing against it underperforming relative to BTC in the short term (dump from 0.006 -> now) and potentially this market cycle overall, though not that sure about that second point. I don't really care how much it is being used, I care about making money, and hype/speculation drive a lot of that in the short term. Usage in online criminal markets is nothing compare to institutional money and normie fomo. I also understand they can't actually ban XMR in any capacity, but banning it from exchanges is enough to destroy the price imo, at least in the short/medium term after.

If your plan is to put cash in and hold for a decade+ then yes I agree that XMR is a very strong hold, although if I were to do that I'd still hold at least 50% BTC

>>25473185
75% ETH, 25% BTC. I sold all my XMR and bought DOGE at 16 sats, sold at 32 sats and am keeping BTC now waiting to reenter XMR, but am also looking at other swings.
I find trying to predict BTC trends too difficult outside of large time frames, so I never tether until I completely exit the market this cycle, so not thinking about it until fall/winter this year. Although I'll hold DAI not tether

[Anonymous No.25476212]

>>25475660
Never have to worry about Uncle Sam seeing that XMR to Fiat transaction. :^)

[Anonymous No.25476352]

>>25459039
it will be
it will crash
and then what?
it recovers
it surpasses its ath
it surpasses btc
it surpasses all of crypto
why?
because its the only crypto with an actual use case.

[Anonymous No.25476355]

what the fuck was that..... check that wick on Bitstamp monerbros

[Anonymous No.25476534]

>>25476355
What wick? monero isn't even on bitstamp

[Anonymous No.25476588]

>>25476355
Also on Kraken XMR/USD.
Someone's taking profits

[Anonymous No.25476911]

Kraken usd/eur pairs are at 0.785, what the hell?

[Anonymous No.25477025]

what do you guys think of other privacy projects (like suterusu)? Will they get a slice of the privacy pie too

[Anonymous No.25477096]

>>25476911
Arbitrage time

[Anonymous No.25477174]

>>25475912
>I don't really care how much it is being used.

Maybe you should care, because as unlikely as it might seem RIGHT NOW, Bitcoin could well end up being the next Dot-Com Bubble. I'm old enough to remember the start-up mania of the late 90s, billions in institutional capital were flowing into the sector in anticipation of epic future profits and then, once it became apparent that the whole thing was based on hype with little in the way of actual real-world results.....POP!

"At the height of the boom, it was possible for a promising dot-com company to become a public company via an IPO and raise a substantial amount of money even if it had never made a profit—or, in some cases, realized any material revenue. People who received employee stock options became instant paper millionaires when their companies executed IPOs"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble

Sound familiar?

>I care about making money, and hype/speculation drive a lot of that in the short term.

Pricing derived primarily from hype is extremely risky in the long-term. You might get lucky for a while but historically, every single speculative bubble has burst eventually.

>Usage in online criminal markets is nothing compare to institutional money and normie fomo.

For now. But that is rapidly changing, and FYI the the global shadow economy is valued in the trillions of dollars, if just a portion of that ends up in Monero's marketcap that is still HUNDREDS of billions of dollars.

>While estimates vary, some put the underground economy at 11% to 12% of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), or roughly $2.25 to $2.5 trillion.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/u/underground-economy.asp

>I also understand they can't actually ban XMR in any capacity, but banning it from exchanges is enough to destroy the price imo, at least in the short/medium term after.

Just think about what kind of message banning Monero sends: XMR's transactional privacy works so well we don't want anybody using it.

[Anonymous No.25477193]

>>25476911
That means we're 2 minutes away from a massive red/green dildo.
Not a good time to play market maker

[Anonymous No.25477211]

I finally crawled my way up to 90 Monero over the past four months. I’m pretty excited. Almost at my goal of 100, and then thinking of picking up some other privacy coins like Grin too.

Maybe Aeon too, though I’m not sure how the asic friendly shit will work out long term.

[Anonymous No.25477320]

A nice coin. Doesn't need fucking minding. Doesn't jump around all over the place while you're asleep

[Anonymous No.25477956]

were missing out on altseason monerbros....

[Anonymous No.25478067]

>>25477956
I’m seeing DOT, ADA and LINK gains, just not holding AS MUCH as I possibly could.
Helps me sleep easier, I don’t check charts as much.

[Anonymous No.25478078]

I run Arch Linux, installed the "monero" package and made a wallet, all local, no websites, is this the recommended way?
Also, how do I "buy" monero now?

[Anonymous No.25478175]

>>25477956
It’s the beginning of 2016 all over again bro. Just wait and see what happens next.

[Anonymous No.25478244]

With the upcoming tether lawsuit, I think the strat is to cash into usdc/dai , the inevitable btc dump will send xmr rock bottom as well as pump usdc/dai to 1.1 -1.2$ ish and that’s when you renter monero and permanently hold.

Thoughts on this power play?

[Anonymous No.25478312]

>>25478078
>>25478078
>>25472361
He called me a glowie, but he did have a better option than me, so I can’t really bitch.

[Anonymous No.25478538]

I will slowly be investing 5k into this this month and next month. Then I'm just gonna hold for an eternity. I'm with you boys.

[Anonymous No.25478577]

>>25458225
Does buying Monero on KYC matter?
What wallets support it?

[Anonymous No.25478648]

>>25475912
Do you have an email? I want to know when I should re enter XMR. You seem to know

[Anonymous No.25478694]

>>25478538
Please dont end up like the guys who bought BTC at $2 and sold at $1000

[Anonymous No.25478770]

I just bought 5 more XMR

[Anonymous No.25478972]

>>25478175
but were being delisted

[Anonymous No.25479043]

didnt bittrex just delist this

[Anonymous No.25479110]

>>25478078
>all local, no websites, is this the recommended way?
I believe the arch package is provided directly by Monero, so that sounds right.
You can do whatever you want anon, but if you have the space it is definitely recommended to run your own node. This way you improve your privacy, and you can help strengthen the network.
Alternatively, you can connect to a remote node and only sacrifice a little privacy (the remote node you connect to can see your IP address). However, there are ways around this (tor/i2p).
>Also, how do I "buy" monero now?
there are many ways. check the OP.
>>25478538
good luck anon
>>25478577
It matters if you don't want to provide KYC. If you don't care, than not really, because the exchange won't know what you do once you send Monero off of it.
Check the OP for the different wallets.

[Anonymous No.25479170]

>>25479043
Yes, were you trading xmr on it? I doubt that being it 0.5% of volume

[Anonymous No.25479232]

>>25478694
I won't. I have everything covered and plenty of leftover income so I don't need to sell at all. I'll hold for a decade if that's what it takes but I'm planning to hold until it it reaches 5-7k at least.
>>25479110
thanks anon. you too. we're all gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.25479368]

This syncing shit is taking a hot minute
>>25479110
>node
Isn't that what the monero daemon is, and why it's syncing right now?
Also I use mullvad vpn so I guess I'm good with privacy
Wish monero was more prevalent

[Anonymous No.25479439]

>>25479368
>Isn't that what the monero daemon is, and why it's syncing right now?
correct. It's going to take quite some time to sync to the block chain, likely ~10 hours.

[Anonymous No.25479700]

>>25479439
Monero is so based, love that mining doesn't require latest meme gpus
Can't wait to setup my raspberry pi with the daemon

[Anonymous No.25480017]

>>25479700
yeah Monero is where the mining community has migrated to. It's best to join a pool if you if you want to get more block rewards (it's very hard to solo mine, but possible lol).

[Anonymous No.25480130]

>>25480017
Does the daemon setup solo?
How do I a pool?

[Anonymous No.25480140]

Alright chads the next hour is unironically critical.

[Anonymous No.25480237]

Cake Wallet or Edge?

[Anonymous No.25480313]

The price not fucking dumping with delisting news is good. Going to spend 5k and mine this shit.

[Anonymous No.25480716]

>>25480140
what's going on? I am noticing that we are starting to break out in the midst of BTC struggling.
>>25480130
The daemon is for running a node, not for mining.
When your daemon is running you are syncing to the network, and if you open your ports, you can help seed the network to other nodes
>how do I pool?
download xmr stak (dunno how to do this with the arch distro. I use Ubuntu and am still noobish with it) and then find a Monero pool. When mining, you are just providing hashpower, so you actually don't need to run your node to mine.
>>25480237
cake wallet

[Anonymous No.25481210]

>>25480237
Cake wallet for sure

[Anonymous No.25481323]

bump

[Anonymous No.25481595]

[Anonymous No.25481741]

is there a way to send monero to binance

[Anonymous No.25481779]

moving my btc and alts to this once they stop going up

[Anonymous No.25481806]

Attention Monero chads: Monerochan is a finalast for the 4chan up roster!
>>>25471831

[Anonymous No.25481859]

>>25481806

[Anonymous No.25482155]

>>25478770
How? We just got delisted

[Anonymous No.25482214]

>>25480313
what cpu do you plan to get? i'm looking into it and thinking the newest ryzen is the way to g.

[Anonymous No.25482691]

Hey guys, I just need an advice now I've got $150 worth of cryptos(BTC,ETH,LTC,LINK,GRT,DOGE) should I sell those and buy 1 Monero or just wait for the end of this month and buy with my paycheck I'm thinking about holding for 2,5 years and DCA'ing in that timeline any advice is appreciated

[Anonymous No.25483121]

>>25482155
release the kraken

[Anonymous No.25483502]

>>25481741
What do you mean? just deposit it

[Anonymous No.25483507]

>>25482691
You got 150 bucks spread across 6 cryptos?

[Anonymous No.25483585]

>>25482691
Yeah just get a whole Monero and DCA BTC, ETH, LINK and ONLY pick up DOGE after it’s dumped. It’s up over 100% in a few days, you WILL get shit on if you buy now.

[Anonymous No.25483674]

>>25482155
Kek

[Anonymous No.25484050]

>>25478078
>I run Arch Linux,
Kill yourself, tranny

[Anonymous No.25484337]

>>25484050
iOS master race, amirite?

[Anonymous No.25484498]

>>25484337
I have a feeling this post was made by an (((arch))) shill. You should try inhaling gasoline, nigger

[Anonymous No.25484553]

>>25484498
what do you use?

[Anonymous No.25484792]

>>25458225
I used to like Monero but with recent news that feds are able to trace transactions I lost confidence. I sold my XMR stack for a scam called SAFEX that is literary an identical clone of Monero but with a huge possibility that will do 100x because its economics created by SAFEX Chief Economist Ivana Todorovic is based on a Polish MLM system that never fails.

[Anonymous No.25484823]

>>25484792
Fuck off pajeet nigger, your mom is a whore.

[Anonymous No.25484839]

>>25484792
>I used to like Monero but with recent news that feds are able to trace transactions I lost confidence.
lol you fell for government fud.

[Anonymous No.25485205]

>>25458225

In terms of actual money. XMR is like the only crypto that's needed. Everything else that's trying to just be money can fuck off

[Anonymous No.25485723]

>>25485205
Normies want BTC and ETH right now, though :/

So we wait...

[Anonymous No.25485806]

I did the math, I need $2500 XMR for financial freedom.
Hope we make it bros. You're all I got now.

[Anonymous No.25485848]

all my fiat from now on is going into xmr see you nubs at 25k

[Anonymous No.25485851]

>>25485723
Anticipation makes the reward sweeter. Anybody who can't see the writing on the wall is an absolute pud.

[Anonymous No.25485853]

XMR's problem is it's not a scam funded on reams of bullshit and a pretty website, so institutions and rich idiots don't care in the slightest.
XMR didn't have an ICO, it doesn't promise to be a platform for the "future of computing" (vitalik's bullshit) or the "future of lending" (DeFi bullshit).
When people hear the term "ponzi" they think 20th century USD fraud, the kind that pretends to be a risk-free investment and collapses under its own weight.
But with crypto? Ponzis are entirely normal, respectable, and viable schemes. You buy low, price rises, you sell high. The sucker who bought from you does the same. Repeat until ATH and the last suckers in the chain get burnt.
Wait a year and reset. A perfectly viable, legal, above board ponzi scheme.

But why are all the shitcoins growing 10% every other day with no fundamental value? Why is XMR/USD at all time lows even as the DNM supply chain and their billions in cash-flow migrate to XMR?
Because XMR isn't marketed as an investment.
I love Monero as a currency, but making a coin without attracting greedy investors is like making a Soufflé without baking soda.
It's not going to rise.

TL;DR: Ponzis are actually a 'good' thing. XMR cannot be killed, but it also cannot 10x as long as it only attracts privacy crypto nerds.

[Anonymous No.25485903]

>>25485853
s_XMR/USD_XMR/BTC_ ofc

[Anonymous No.25485917]

xmr is going red while everything else is green. whats happening?
check my ID. red.

[Anonymous No.25485945]

>>25485806
>>25485848
>>25485851
WAGMI :)

[Anonymous No.25486103]

>>25484553
What I use is besides the point. Arch users are faggots, trannies and a poison on the linux ecosystem. Fuck them

[Anonymous No.25486265]

>>25485853
XMR shouldn't be marketed like scams, because it's not a scam. The only thing necessary for the price to grow is for adoption and use to exceed production- and with daily txs consistently hitting ATHs, that's merely a matter of patience.

[Anonymous No.25486912]

>>25482214
Used 3900x and 3950x provide a good value. If you want a new 5000 series they are great too, but they are much harder to come by. Don't fall for the trap of getting a 6 or 8 core cpu because they are cheaper. The cost of the motherboard, psu, ram, etc will make the total cost difference between systems negligible. Also get fast ram. 3600 mhz cl16 or better is the way to go.

[Anonymous No.25486946]

>>25485806
2500 XMR
or
18 XMR (approx $2500 USD right now)?

2500 XMR is a make it stack (times 10)
18 XMR is a suicide stack

[Anonymous No.25487138]

>>25486946
>350k

[Anonymous No.25487190]

>>25486265
If there's any fundamental reason to speculate on BTC (future of money or something) then that speculation applies just as much if not more to XMR. People buying BTC right now need to be made to realise this. I think fundamentals are out the window in today's clown world though. At this point BTC is just established as a reliable ponzi, underpinned by a belief that it will go up forever.

[Anonymous No.25487205]

>>25484792
imagine being a literal street shitter

[Anonymous No.25487521]

>>25486912
thanks anon, might need to add things like this to the general.

[Anonymous No.25487575]

>>25487521
I would just put a link to the mining subreddit. Don’t want to endorse one product over the other.

[Anonymous No.25487603]

>>25487138
Yeah wtf. I’m pretty sure 100-500 is a make it stack

[Anonymous No.25487633]

fren hello, fren i just bought 1.5 XMR fren

[Anonymous No.25487715]

>>25487633
Based plEB

[Anonymous No.25487748]

>>25487633
Welcome to the club, fren :)

[Anonymous No.25487774]

>>25485917
Nice try. This coin is impossible to lose with if you have strong hands.

[Anonymous No.25487792]

>>25487138
aggressive
i like it

[Anonymous No.25487841]

>>25487633
checked. pleb ID. Next time buy more, and tell us it's an unknown amount.

[Anonymous No.25487952]

>>25487715
>>25487748
>>25487841
frens what is the projected ATH of XMR if you need 250 or 18 to make it?

[Anonymous No.25488004]

>>25485917
XMR holders have hands made of adamantium, are completely immune to any and all XMR fud and have larger than average PPs

Not gonna work here, friend.

[Anonymous No.25488027]

>>25487952
35k in the next two years because of atomic swaps, XMR tail emission (contrasted with periodic BTC block reward halving), and regulatory clarity that permits listing on major normie exchanges with tight KYC/AML regulations.

[Anonymous No.25488065]

>>25488004
I have rediscovered my tribe fren

[Anonymous No.25488107]

>>25487952
One day 1 XMR will equal 1 XMR.
Want to get a beer? Just show them one of you view keys, and you'l go straight to the VIP lounge. Oceanfront property? That would require a private transaction. Split off a few pico's to those that weren't this early.

[Anonymous No.25488117]

>incognito.org
Snake oil?

[Anonymous No.25488174]

>>25488107
based and checked, i'll be here till 2030 minimum frens...

[Anonymous No.25488403]

>>25487952
Consider how many dollars are exchanged on the global black market. Slaves, drugs of all flavors from everywhere, dirty bombs, private militias, hitmen, etc. Monero can and will easily absorb 30 to 50% of the fiat involved in that market (cash, gems/metals or barter will always exist, 30-50% is reasonable I think) many drug lords and terrorist cells may opt to store funds in XMR which can’t be frozen, traced, tracked, taxed or easily stolen.

Then you have the nomad types, libertarians or people otherwise distrustful of the government or information state, many of them could opt to keep a nest egg in XMR. This group is the most interesting to me, though. As megacorporations hoard data points on individuals and more and more of that data is mishandled, more and more regular every day people look for ways to avoid being monitored.
The definition or reasoning of “someone looking to avoid being tracked” will be just as different in 20 years as it was 20 years ago, and this group will likely expand significantly, especially in poorer or more totalitarian countries.

[Anonymous No.25488458]

this is a nightmare

[Anonymous No.25488468]

>>25488403
2 based 2 handle

[Anonymous No.25488503]

>>25488458
>nearly 300 posts

Successful XMR General today, fellas :)

[Anonymous No.25488605]

>>25488503
Here's to many more XMR generals!

[Anonymous No.25488700]

>>25488403
super based, it's time to convert all gains to XMR, literally the best /biz thread is XMR gen. XMR fills the gap that BTC will always have...

[Anonymous No.25489058]

>>25488458
don't be afraid desu me & the bois will protect u

[Anonymous No.25489811]

Looking good lads, cheer up and look ahead, we have such a bright future in front of us.

[Anonymous No.25490569]

>>25489811

[Anonymous No.25490627]

I think the winning play right now is to hold other things alongside xmr. I'm extremely bullish on xmr and my gains from other things have eaten up the dip, allowing me to accumulate more. Definitely think our road will be a bit bumpy - the establishment knows we are a threat.

[Anonymous No.25490910]

hello frens.
xmr is the new bitcoin. the true bitcoin. desu only thing bitcoin has going for it is the name. its a dope ass name. monero is kind of a shit name. normies will buy coins based off of name alone.

im mining at approx 20-30kh/s on moneroocean. Where r my mining frens at?

[Anonymous No.25490954]

>>25490569
I am financially ruined holding this piece of crap and losing both USD and sats while literally everything else is mooning. Fuck you all for shilling Monero here. You are worse than Ripple schizos and should be laughed out of this board.

[anonymous No.25490999]

>>25458428
exactly charlie lee paid the mimmble wimmble developer to bolt it on to litecoin, because he felt bad about dumping on all the litecoin holders at the top in 2017.

[anonymous No.25491148]

>>25465856
> guy who has his net worth stored on a public transparent ledger gets beaten to a pulp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RJ3rCOWiPA

[anonymous No.25491183]

>>25469946
https://rbrunner7.github.io/mms_full_manual
one day we will

[Anonymous No.25491318]

>>25490954
Think comfy, man. Everyone else is out there in full tulip-panic mode gambling on digital monopoly money. We're here holding the only coin that will survive in the upcoming world, and it's staying steady.

[Anonymous No.25491461]

>>25490954
Only newfags fear dips, fren.

[Anonymous No.25491465]

>>25490954
Haha relax dude. We're going to $1,000,000/XMR eventually. Price movements are just noise until then.

[Anonymous No.25491614]

>>25491465
>We're going to $1,000,000/XMR eventually
> Being this delusional
Ok, enough is enough, dumping my bags for ETH. You morons keep bagholding the coins of pedos and cartels while I make money

[Anonymous No.25491940]

>>25491614
Alright hope you don't miss the bus. Monero's taking off sooner or later.

[Anonymous No.25492017]

Hold any other privacy coins? Is there space for competition amongst the privacy coins? (Pic is Zclassic)

[Anonymous No.25492061]

>>25492017
Don't think anything else can compete on an effective privacy level. There's good reasons the DNMs didn't find any viable alternative to Monero.