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bullish for Monero

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So we have some new gen projects which seem quite good, like
Algorand
Cosmos
And we got some upcoming projects like
Polkadot
Hedera

Which ones do you guys think look good?

Is there an automated crypto portfolio app or exchange, where you deposit money and it spreads it out over the portfolio

My name is thankful_for_today

Neal Stephenson is Satoshi Nakamoto.

>>14049251
>Is monero going to the moon?
If this chink pumps XMR I'll hate him far less. Fucking shitcoin never fucking moons!

When moon?

>>13476713
I use bitcoin as a store-of-value and for large transactions, I prefer XMR as everyday spending cash because it's private by default so the merchant can't see what's in my wallet and the state security apparatus can't track my purchases. Privacy is for free men.

>>13463933

Remember only the coins with a fair distribution and that works on Proof of Work will succeed in the end.
$XMR $BTC $LTC
5K 100K 1.5K EOY

>>13320076
According to Bloomberg, XMR will be $18K each around 2023.

>>13226790
How is it not user friendly?

I'll start:
Deserves - Monero
Doesn't not - Ripple

>>11378304
>chainlink could be >obsolesced< when
fucking no you diarrhea brain, how would the blockchain then communicate with external systems?
Chainlink is needed for off- and on-chain data to communicate.
I honestly think this is bait. If it's not, you're an absolute fucking idiot.
"When everything is moved on chain". The fuck. What does that even mean. Are we going to put our fucking consciousnesses on a blockchain?
When *everything* is on-chain, chainlink will be the complete opposite of obsolete. It will be the single most demanded piece of tech - why?
Because we have to (remember, "everything" is now on-chain) fucking be *sure* that what goes on and comes off the chain is *trustworthy*. That's why we need decentralized fucking oracles. Not Oraclize the ambitious retard cousin.

>>9392438
Because if there is no regulation there will never be wide spread adoption. If governments won't approve of something normies and above all boomers will never really adopt crypto.
>>9392490
Keep living in your non-regulated government free dreamworld

>>9093593
XMR is my largest hold, but BCH can do things XMR can't and in the meantime there are too many retards who can't appreciate privacy. Although in the long term XMR is the solid coin to hold.

>>8953412
>implying i care about age of posters
>implying I'm not talking about being rich enough to be balls deep in kiddos
>implying anything posted here could be used against me in the court of law

Should I sell my old Monero for Bitcoin Private?

It seems to me that Bitcoin Private has more mass appeal and better chance for long term acceptance.

Unrelated: WTF is the point of Neo Gas? I have some from the last fork and I still don't understand the significance.

>>8074940
People waking up to the fact they don't want to be stabbed by Taco Bell niggers every time they buy a burrito.

Big news coming out this week. Get in fags, this is going above 1000 sats over the next couple of days.

This is now a Monero thread.

>>7201220
IF ONLY THERE WAS A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO THIS VERY REAL PROBLEM

>>7069209
This

The autistic screeching is fucking retarded. If crypto has a future, we need to be able to spend without getting stabbed by Taco Bell niggers who can see your networth.

>>7010634
it's pretty easy... buy all dips and you will average over 2%+ over time