/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22461479
are we expecting a decoupling? why now?

>>22462437
>only one in green
nice

AND THE RISE OF PRIVACY COINS FOR TAX EVASION HAS STARTED

>>22462390
There's nothing in particular that would spark a decoupling but it would be nice to see XMR someday trade totally independently from BTC. It would really help make it unique.

>>22461479

token not needed

>>22463153
token not needed

>>22461479
>https://cointelegraph.com/news/who-cares-about-privacy-not-crypto-users-says-coin-metrics
According to crypto analytics firm Coin Metrics’ Sept. 1 State of the Network report, the combined daily transactions of three privacy coins, Zcash (ZEC), Monero (XMR), and Grin (GRIN), equated to only 6% that of Bitcoin (BTC), despite the coins offering substantially more privacy.

“User apathy towards privacy is probably the biggest shortcoming of the current anonymous transactions systems,” the report stated.
>Sad!

Comfort levels are off the charts

https://youtu.be/aC9Uu5BUxII

>>22464394

>>22464394
>>22464444
>checked
thanks for the vid, have been holding out buying a bunch of it, gonna change that

I love monero but im scared that as more and more regulation gets brought into this space, that it will get "repressed"
what do you bros think?

>>22461479
no but the "decompiling"

>>22465312
Good thing Monero is secured by maths and not by obfuscation.

>>22464880
>>22464444
>>22464394
really interesting video, what are we thinking about monero price in 30 years?
also, how do i get some without irs knowing about it?

>>22463514
of that 6% 2/3 of it is monero

>>22466008
nice

>>22465286
The protocol itself will survive no matter what. Governments can restrict centralised services like exchanges as much as they want but the code still runs whether they like it or not

>>22466541
>the code still runs whether they like it or not
obviously i know that
>Governments can restrict centralised services like exchanges
but this is what my question was about, how much is that going to hurt monero and do you guys think it will even happen?

>>22465532
localmonero.co

>>22465286
aren't they going to have atomic swaps, so you wont have to use a centralized exchange.

>>22467759
isn't that still traceable over bank?

>>22465532
bisq.network

Bump

so when is xmr expected to break out? it feels like a stablecoin. that time it went past 100 for a bit I was sure that was a moon mission

>>22469391
For some reason it's hard to find any TA analysis and whatnot on Monero. The only thing really predictable about XMR is that since March it's continuously gone up.

some chinese exchange faked the volume and made moneros public chart so ugly

>>22461479
You mean the LOKI overtaking?

>>22466541
Exactly. Its precisely why Buccaneer V2 will become the next big privacy token.. because it runs on Ethereum. Which is far too large for them to take off exchanges.

Completely finished product too.

>>22461479
So it seems

>>22464394

we are all gonna make it frens