/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.49689573]

Will Monero ever stop being a piece of shit?

[Anonymous No.49689630]

>>49689573
the only situation where i can see monero mooning is if things go full 1984 and all digital currency not issued by the NWO is outlawed. that could happen but not for literally 20 years

[Anonymous No.49689679]

>>49689573
I would FUCK THAT

[Anonymous No.49689718]

its only use is privacy, and you only get privacy through transactions, not holding. i.e. theres no reason to hold monero for more than a couple of weels at most to get all the privacy benefits of it without the financial downsides.

[Anonymous No.49689756]

>>49689573
the mobile apps are pretty bad but the gui and cli computer versions are good, oh wait you're talking about the price?

[Anonymous No.49689782]

>>49689573

[Anonymous No.49689890]

>>49689630
Tari is merge mined with Monero.
Won't moon monero but should give it a boost if it becomes popular

[Anonymous No.49689991]

UOH

[Anonymous No.49690097]

>>49689573
That's not Monero Chan.....that's Mashiro Mitsumine!

[Anonymous No.49690153]

>>49689573
Considering it caters to pedophiles buying child porn, no

[Anonymous No.49690219]

>>49689573
Holy shit she's beautiful, is this a recent picture?

[Anonymous No.49690311]

>>49689718
Monero has literally all the uses that Bitcoin has, in addition to being private.
It is Asic resistant.
It has permanently low fees.
It is actually used.
>Financial downsides
Monero has outperformed Bitcoin and almost every alt since the beginning of the bear market.

[Anonymous No.49690331]

>>49690311
Inflation bug

[Anonymous No.49690349]

Who is this "Will Monero" character

[Anonymous No.49690413]

>>49689630
Now lets see what would happen realistically in that scenario:
>Government outlaws monero and every other monero
>Propaganda shows criminals using it for terrorism
>Laws are extra strict if you get caught using it
>Tv news show frequent real or fake raids of apartments that run monero nodes/farms
>99% of the people don’t want anything to do with it and monero is used by even smaller outlaw community

[Anonymous No.49690430]

>>49690311
>all the uses that Bitcoin has
which is why its important to realize that bitcoin is a unique asset not competing in the altcoin market on a technological basis

[Anonymous No.49690443]

>>49690311
>permanently low fees
wait until you realize how ring signature privacy schemes are supposed to disincentivize attacks

[Anonymous No.49690472]

>>49690331
Every single cryptocurrency can get an inflation bug. What's your point.
>>49690413
>He fell for the "Monero is illegal" meme because he is so cucked into thinking the government should be allowed encryption keys for everything.
Lmao

[Anonymous No.49690485]

>>49690331
>Open source code has an inflation bug that only /biz/ fudposters can see
Doubt.

[Anonymous No.49690511]

I would risk prison to lick that flat belly

[Anonymous No.49690569]

>>49690430
Bitcoin is atrocious as a p2p digital cash and this is why Monero is overtaking it in transactions. But Monero also has Bitcoin's scarcity and now it has its reputation as a currency on the dark net.
>>49690443
Word salad that doesnt make any sense.
Moneros dynamic block size grows as more transactions happen amd miners are penalized by letting in too many transactions by having their block reward (tail emission) burned. Cope harder. Bitcoins fee market makes it unusable, with the only solution being a globohomo LN layer.

[Anonymous No.49690591]

>>49689573
I RAPE

[Anonymous No.49691060]

>>49690331
>bug
>oh no my heckin currency inflates at a rate less than the volatility of the market
>this somehow wipes out every advantage of being sound money

[Anonymous No.49691121]

>>49689573

[Anonymous No.49692627]

>>49691060
>inflates at a rate less than the volatility of the market
?? Don't use words just for the sake of using them

[Anonymous No.49692690]

>>49689573
no because I spent it.