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[Anonymous No.7121757]

Need some high quality monero memes and propaganda, thx.

[Anonymous No.7121808]

Monero is the state of the art in money. Nothing better expresses the qualities of money better than Monero. After Bitcoin has gone to zero for its political deadlock and unsuitability for use, Monero will still be money. So yeah, but not for long: By the time it passes 0.1 BTC it will be poised to rapidly surpass 1.0 BTC, then eventually 10BTC, 100BTC and perhaps even 1000BTC, depending on whether or not a settlements network can be salvaged from the ashes of Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.7121920]

Fundamental events in 2018 for XMR:

Hardware ledger(s)
Bulletproof
Subaddresses
Official Android/iOS app
GUI revamp
Bigger adoption from DNM

Conservative estimate Dec. 2018: 1200$

[Anonymous No.7121943]

>>7121808
>>7121920
It's not about HW wallets or anything, XMR is being price suppressed because big players are accumulating it big time. As someone said smart money is well aware of monero and they want to keep it as much as they can for themselves until inflation is low and they can mark the price way up

Didn't you guys notice we always are the last to pump ? its because pump happen in hierarchical orders, first you get the shittest of the the shitcoins with the wierd names like GROESTLECOIN and so on, then you got noob coins and strange coins and semi good coins, and when smart money has taken dumb money for as much as they can they pump XMR because they need to store their accumulated wealth somewhere, and whats the better place than monero?

Next year, we'll be at 4% inflation, this is bitcoin level now, and then quickly we'll be under bitcoin yearly inflation... this will be the time to mark up the price BIG TIME, I'm talking BTC current level

This is a slow play, this is like poker when you got quad aces and you want to take as much as you can from the noobs, you take your time, you let dumb money bids and buy DRAGONCHAIN and then you put your profit back into XMR.

RINSE and REPEAT until we're at 2-3% inflation and price is above 10K and doesn't come back.

[Anonymous No.7122006]

>>7121943
I consider Monero to be more akin to gold than is Bitcoin because Monero has commodity fungibility which Bitcoin lacks. I think a more apt comparison would analogize Bitcoin to equity in ex-im banks, and Monero to cash: Bitcoin's future is dependent largely on it's potential as a settlement network for digital credit, while Monero's is much more closely tied to the gross product growth of the digital economy.

[Anonymous No.7122054]

Pandora's Box is open and can't be shut.

[Anonymous No.7122089]

Who is to say that Monero will be the dominant privacy coin in a couple of years, when quantum computers reveal the true owners of all monero coins. Monero is only useful for old as fuck people with less than 5 or 10 years to live.

[Anonymous No.7122420]

>>7121757

[Anonymous No.7122494]

>>7122089
aaah the old quantum computer argument....

well the cryptography monero uses is Ed25519

here is a list of things that use the same cryptography as monero... so they would all be broken
https://ianix.com/pub/ed25519-deployment.html

[Anonymous No.7122595]

>>7122089
The day Monero gets broken is the day blockchain dies. PROTIP: That's more than 5-10 years away.

[Anonymous No.7122687]

>>7122494
Okay, but when quantum computers become a genuine threat, they will be able to reveal the true owners of all past transactions which is the only reason that people use Monero: for privacy.

Can you say the same for the other things that use Ed25519?

>>7122595
Cool, didn't ask.

[Anonymous No.7122752]

What is this literal who coin?

[Anonymous No.7122996]

>>7122687
By the time quantum computers are a threat to Monero's cryptography the coin can just be hardforked to a much more complex (larger) signature system and all transactions on the upgraded chain will then be quantum resistant and obfuscated. This is something we won't have to worry about for decades. Fuck off.

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[Anonymous No.7123571]

>>7123371
>>7123412
Nice, monero marines stand strong

[Anonymous No.7124042]

>>7122996
Wrong.

[Anonymous No.7124125]

>>7124042
Faggot: the post

[Anonymous No.7124162]

As we can see, the monero investor lashes out when threatened.

[Anonymous No.7124234]

Ok losers. It's this simple: Drug money uses monero. Organized crime uses monero. Drugs and crime pay big time. Something that hides that big time pay is going to grow big time.

It's. That. Simple.

[Anonymous No.7124245]

>>7124162
Quantum computers may never even exist in our lifetimes. In any case, if and when they do come about, their arrival will not take anyone by surprise. I already gave you a worst case scenario of what XMR devs will do if Ed25519 is compromised.

[Anonymous No.7124272]

>>7123571
Just bought more during the sale

[Anonymous No.7124289]

>>7124162
You didn't buy XMR when it was $10 at this same time last year?


Are you holding verge, cloakcoin, xspex, any fork of zcash, PIVX, or dash?

[Anonymous No.7124316]

>>7124234
>crime pays
apparently you haven't learned yet: crime doesn't pay, anon.

[Anonymous No.7124395]

>>7124289
Not investing in any privacy coin until they implement a solution to post quantum cryptography. The monero devs don't really address it as a genuine threat.

[Anonymous No.7124462]

>>7124245
Yeah, your "solution" only solves the problem for future transactions, but all the transactions that took place before that so-called "solution" will still be traceable.

[Anonymous No.7124506]

>>7121757
Monero has a seething cesspool as a user base. They are like liberals, probably are liberals. Liberals can't meme.

[Anonymous No.7124655]

>>7124506
The antithesis actually. It's entirely ancap / Austrian economics community. That is why emission rate was designed to be very equivalent to BTC 21 million. One of the largest darknetmarkets added monero less than 24 hours ago

[Anonymous No.7124704]

>>7124272
>during the sale
This anon gets it.

[Anonymous No.7124759]

>>7124395
>>7124462
They can't create a solution to the threat of quantum computing before the full extent of quantum computing's capabilities are understood. Your argument could essentially be boiled down to "I can't be sure this perfectly anonymous system will remain perfectly anonymous forever since a hypothetical technology might be developed to break its cryptography." I can just as easily postulate that by that time the Monero devs will have figured out some magical, futuristic way to retroactively protect the blockchain from de-anonymization.

[Anonymous No.7124799]

>>7124655
>implying ancaps arent just as cancerous as liberals

[Anonymous No.7124988]

>>7124759
>They can't create a solution to the threat of quantum computing before the full extent of quantum computing's capabilities are understood
Huh, that's weird because NIST started accepting proposals for public-key algorithms immune to quantum computing techniques over a year ago and the deadline was a few months ago, and the first Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Conference is coming in mid April.

https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/post-quantum-cryptography

[Anonymous No.7125146]

>>7124395
It's not a threat.

[Anonymous No.7125181]

>>7125146
Delusional.

[Anonymous No.7125236]

>>7124988

You can implement bleeding edge algorithms for post quantum cryptography like Quantum Resistant Ledger did but it's a new thing everywhere not only for cryptocurrencies and the algorithms haven't withstood academic scrutiny and research. We're also limited right now because no one has a working practical quantum computer we can't emulate on classical machines and tested if the algorithms are sound. I say waiting for a while is a safe bet to make for anyone. Monero doesn't have to be bleeding edge but I am sure as soon as a stable suite of cryptography algorithms that are quantum computing resistant comes up, they will make the leap when it is necessary but for now, it's okay. The other stuff is more important in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.7125269]

>>7124799
You do know crypto / blockchain revolves around ancap ideas? R...right?

The economic ideals behind come from Ayn Rand, ludwig von Mises, and Murray rothbard.

[Anonymous No.7125297]

>>7122420
Now I wanna buy some ETH.

[Anonymous No.7125300]

>>7124988
Development of quantum resistant algorithms does not automatically entail future existence of quantum computers.

>>7125236
This.

[Anonymous No.7125354]

>>7121943
Monero-chan is cute! Why isn't there more art of her?

[Anonymous No.7125468]

>>7125236
Yes, Monero is an okay privacy coin for now in the short term, but I think that not enough attention is drawn to the fact that a lot of people who use it are expecting that their past transactions remain untraceable when it's not the case. It's not a problem specific to Monero, but all privacy coins, and if you exclude the threat of quantum computers then Monero seems to be the best privacy coin but it's far from perfect as it is because there isn't a decent solution for Post-Quantum Cryptography yet, and past transactions will be traceable until a decent solution is viable to for the devs to implement.

[Anonymous No.7125529]

>>7123371
i used to run a node.
then the file got too big for my vps.