/biz/ - Business & Finance

Mexican cartels are fudding Monero now? Cheap bastids.

>>30351855
>Also debating whether or not to specify stack amounts

Sometimes less is more.

>>30306902
>Would that be by cashing out only bit by bit as needed?

Right. Say you have $1 million in XMR, you only cash out a $1 -2K per month via BTC or whatever and nobody will give a shit.

>>29984042
>this guy is cringe and a nigger. he has the same cringe vocal patters as that mulatto freak "Vegan Gains".

Monegro might not be for you then.

Less supply than Bitcoin until 2040. 0-conf instant payments. Total privacy. Already massive and growing massiver community. Educate yourself.

I GOT EM MUHFUCKIN MONEROS ON ME CUZ

>>29320029
>The average gold inflation is 2% per year.

Yep.

https://www.gold.org/sites/default/files/documents/gold-investment-research/the_impact_of_inflation_and_deflation_on_the_case_for_gold.pdf

>>29143853
>need to see the source on 4
>as far as I know darknet markets keep getting busted or vendors keep closing. it's always a gamble to trust them.

Street dealers have been getting busted since the War on Drugs was started, hasn't made a dent in the supply and demand, so you seriously think an "Amazon for drugs" is a dying sector??

>Five Key Reasons Dark Web Markets Are Booming
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2020/04/23/five-key-reasons-dark-web-markets-are-booming/

If there's ever a Monero citadel, this might be a good location

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monegros_Desert

>>28866162
It will be a pool of XMR & BTC and the fees will be split amongst participants, right? Just like pooling on uniswap/bepswap

>>28778266
>Yes, please, can anyone elaborate on this? Or provide some resources for us to look at other than infographics

A more technical explanation of atomic swaps can be read here: https://localmonero.co/knowledge/monero-atomic-swaps

>>28622340
>look at the bigger picture
>I have trillion illicitly gained xmr and want to spend trillion xmr on yacht and house. Yacht and house seller wont accept my xmr. Need to spend next year gving xmr to crackheads who will give me an acceptable currency at a most likely undesirable rate without getting noticed on exchanges as xmr whale. After wasting a year and paying for all these micro transaction my total worth is half of my trillion xmr and have to forgo the yacht and go back to selling crack.

lol why so complicated? You simply atomically swap your XMR for BTC/LTC/whatever in smaller increments and cash out on any exchange at your leisure. Pay whatever taxes you need to and enjoy.

>>28407857
>You fallacy is assuming the demand will remain the same as people might begin panic selling around the globe.

Fallacy? I'm not assuming anything, I'm observing the lessons of history, specifically the Prohibition: if people *really* want or need something they'll pay through the nose to acquire it, regardless of its legal status.

And if XMR gets banned it'll be for being TOO effective, which if anything would actually encourage more adoption by criminal elements.

>>28179503
>implying normies use darknet

The ones that know its available do.

>>27173813
>There are people "investing in Tether" thinking it will 2x and you think they can handle using Monero? 99% of people don't know how to create a BTC wallet. Monero's GUI is not exactly the most user-friendly thing ever. Good luck with that "adoption" and "people coming".

Youd be amazed how quickly people learn 2 crypto when getting their fix depends on it.

>>26595666

Why gamble when you don't need to?

Oops.

You best bacdafucup, cracka

>>26024410

MUH NERAZ

>>25989439
>Illicit activity is crypto's only use-case.

Bullish. Always bet on black money.