/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54772252
everyone point and laugh at the monero baggie

>>54772276
who has the last laugh though

>>54772252
Monero baggies have been coping overtime. I'm convinced this is a false flag or reverse FUD.

>>54772338
literally decision based on peer pressure, good one baggie

>buy drugs with monero
Haha this is neat
>Puppy snuff torture videos
Nooo I didn't meant like that

>>54772252
Daily reminder that Monero is objectively better than Bitcoin in every way. Privacy is a human right and trying to appease government regulators is a shameful display of weakness.

>>54772252
>he uses monero for anything but buying drugs
ngmi

>>54772371
That's what markets are dipshit. Not a niche autism-weighing machine for a protocol 99% of people will never give a shit about.

>>54773342
It's objectively worse in every way and besides the massive bubble shitcoins are in the market reflects that fact

>>54773517
Oh, to be ignorant once more!

>>54772252
Yeah this reminds me I need to dump the rest of my cornshit for monero.

>>54773546
Yes, and after 10 years the market has weighed Monero to be just another shitcoin. Or do we have to wait another two decades, as the silver baggies do?

>>54773537
>It's objectively worse in every way
like what?

>Markets are rational long term
>NOOOOOO NOT LIKE THAT! CLOWN WORLD! CLOWN WORLD! IN TWO MORE WEEKS YOU'LL SEE THE MARKET WAS WRONG AND THE CHUDS WERE RIGHT

>>54773616

Meanwhile in the real world........

>>54773584
wow 10 years is a long time if you're still in college

XMR is a good coin but like XRP, XLM and other utility tokens it's not an investment. Its purpose is to be used and exchanged something else, it's never going to pump.

>>54773981
how did you determine this, just feelings

>>54772252
I love monero, but there is no point in holding monero unless you are buying stuff soon.

>>54774003
prove it

>>54773993
>how did you determine this, just feelings

It's just retarded maxi logic: "the more useful an altcoin is the less valuable it becomes"

Or, in Bitcoin's case: "the more BTC is abandoned the greater the likelihood that it increases in value"

Pay no mind.

>>54772338
this

Monero is an old shitcoin for midwits

>>54773993
>>54774060
What is going to hold value?
>thing people buy to keep
>thing people buy to send to someone else who then swaps it for something to keep
It's not impossible that people will decide to hold onto XMR and then its price can increase but there currently isn't a reason for them to do that. If crypto were banned and people wanted to use it and keep it clandestinely, then I can see XMR mooning. It's a hedge against regulation, divorce and asset seizure. It isn't an investment.

>>54774178
>>thing people buy to keep

Why keep something that is consistently being abandoned?

>>54774060
Monero has been going straight down in value for six years

>>54774082
lets see how a transparant blockchain works out for you when they rollout their CBDCs and outlaw BTC holding and transacting.

>>54774309
>Monero has been going straight down in value for six years

Monero was below $10 six years ago.

>>54773584
Did DNMs and even average people who understand that financial privacy is important start accepting Bitcoin for payment again? Did I miss this big news?

>>54774178
xmr has better hold fundamentals than bitshit, we all know this

>>54774262
hmmm, but number might go up

>>54774363
>lets see how a transparant blockchain works out for you when they rollout their CBDCs and outlaw BTC holding and transacting.

>can't spend BTC in the white market
>can't spend BTC in the black market
>MFW

>>54774372
somebody is paying for this monerofud.

>>54774372
You mean after the dev finished slapping you around like a slut and financially cumming in your holes price hit $10 and only proceeded to lose 90% of its value in sats after?

>>54774548
>value in sats
>opposite of value is value

>>54774548
>value in sats

Do you know where I can exchange these very valuable sats for cocaine? Going to a party next weekend.

>>54774548
daddy governerment is going to tell you to comply soon, and when it does you will run to present your clean shaven and freshly moisturized anus.

>store of value
>infinite supply

>>54774671
>>store of value
>>infinite supply

Yes.

>>54774671
gold has 22x the marketcap of your finite supply shitcoin

>>54774590
>>54774642
look at these dumb monero bagholders using mental gymnastics to justify holding a dead 2014 shitcoin fucking kek

>>54774693
Bullish

>>54774823
and now look at you,
on your friday night,
caring,
this hard.

>>54774843
uh huh, this is that dunning kruger I was talking about

>>54774060
>>54774262
Do you know what velocity is? The more something trades hands, the more stable the price, and the harder it is to pump.

>>54774363
Except banks & institutions have been adopting Bitcoin. Because it works and they recognize that.

>>54774823
the central banks of the world are wrong and you the bitshitter are right, oh lol

>>54774933
>moneros volume is too high
where? Lmao

>>54774933
works on what

"muh banks & institutions! hold me peepee while i try again..
I can only do it when daddy watches"

>>54774952
I'm just responding to the "it's actually used" cope they parrot. A coin being used to transact with is not enough in itself to make number go up.

>>54774969
more use equals more demand, equals price goes up

u stupid bro

>>54774933
>Do you know what velocity is? The more something trades hands, the more stable the price, and the harder it is to pump.

So.....useful for actual economic activity? How terrible!


>Except banks & institutions have been adopting Bitcoin. Because it works and they recognize that.

"Adopting". They buy, hold and wait for the price to go up so they can dump it on the next round of bagholders. Rinse & repeat.

>>54774990
price goes up is not going to help you retards when all that matters is social credits and cbdcs

>>54774990
Price doesn't go up if people buy it to dispose of it ASAP, this is obvious. It only goes up when buy pressure exceeds sell pressure. If people buy it to spend it then its price will not pump.

>>54774436
>xmr has better hold fundamentals than bitshit
How?

>>54774262
>Why keep something that is consistently being abandoned?
What is being abandoned?

>>54774969
>A coin being used to transact with is not enough in itself to make number go up.

Actually being useful is enough to keep it from dropping to zero.

And growing demand from an expanding commercial sector organically results in a higher price over time.

>>54774990
If I buy Monero, use it to buy acid, and then the dealer sells it for USD, the net effect is zero.
Scale this up 10000 times, and it becomes much more difficult to pump or dump the price, with the amount of buying & selling volume going on.

>>54775012
Speculators freezing the supply is necessary for significant price appreciation. Read any economics textbook.

>>54773584
This level of ignorance gives me the confidence to keep exploiting dumbshits like you. Thank you for not letting me feel guilty.

>>54775081
>What is being abandoned?

https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#MoneroReplacingBitcoin

>>54775015
We're circumventing and destroying that system fednigger

>>54775084
>Speculators freezing the supply is necessary for significant price appreciation.

Speculative mania is notoriously fickle and indicative of being inside a bubble, you get spectacular highs until one day it all goes to shit.

Conversely, Monero's value is tied primarily to real-world economic activity, from farmers selling produce to narco cartels selling cocaine, the price grows much more slowly but then much more reliably and is sustainable over the long term.

As seen, Bitcoin just keeps on bleeding real-world utility which does NOT bode well for its future, you can keep the bubble inflated with narrative shifts and hype for only so long.

>>54775208
with a transparent blockchain where every transaction is public and wallet known?
yea good luck with that.

>>54775081
Monero has more use than bitcoin, equals more demand

Monero has a more secure network than bitcoin, based on tokenomics that are similar to gold

If anything uninformed bitshiiters coopted digital gold when monero is the true representation of this

As we know gold has over 22x the marketcap of bitshit and has been used as currency for thousands of years

Expect the same investment into hard digital money, monero

Bitcoin fails in this regard, by design

>>54775084
Demand has to rise for price to rise, and bitcoin is plagued by setbacks and already losing investors

Because it has no usecase

>>54775242
Monero is fully obfuscated

>another unforced thread
>17 posts by this ID

this must be the monero death spiral because no coin has ever recovered when holders are this terrified

>>54775293
oh my bad monerobro. thought you were talking spycoin.
monero solves this.

>>54775340
We won

>El Salvador’s Bitcoin City canceled

https://protos.com/el-salvadors-bitcoin-city-canceled-but-did-it-ever-really-exist/

>>54775584
Lol

>>54775584
>he thinks in a world where bitcoin fails monero would even get a chance
altcoiners that know the rules pray for bitcoin's success
altcoiners that don't understand cryptocurrency pray for its failure

>>54775645
spycoiners getting cocky from the digits on their black mirrors.
whozzagoodboyyyy!??!?!

>>54775645
Bitcoin already failed, monero took its place

>>54775645
>he thinks in a world where bitcoin fails monero would even get a chance

lol who's asking for a chance? Permissionless means doing your thing regardless.

Anyway, if you've been paying attention you will have noticed how Bitcoin being abandoned has only resulted in Monero gaining more adoption.

Token demonstrably not needed.

>>54772252
my only worry is the bandwith of the atomicswap servers when the moonboys find out theyre getting assraped.

>>54775668
>>54775676
>>54775712
you could illuminate a stadium with these IDs alone

>>54775712
Monero is down 60% since January

>>54775870
And show them the truth, yes, and I do that every day

>>54775746
Lol
>>54775904
So you think on 5 month timescales, slightly better than a melinated individual, right at 100 iq, the midwit

>>54775942
Okay it's down 98% in six years

>>54775870
>you could illuminate a stadium with these IDs alone

Nice argument.

>>54775946
Uh huh, keep going

Imagine if we weren't a threat to central banking

Do you think the cia would be so fuming mad having agents spam this thread, it's honestly hilarious how stupid these people are

>>54776047
anyone with any sense sees through all these "glowing" reviews of monero that have been popping up lately.

>>54776071
You aren't paid enough trust me

>>54776079
says the guy posting hundreds of times a week?
either you have incredibly heavy bags or you're trying to lure people who need privacy for into relying on monero.

either way you're the only person here with clear external incentives.

>>54775904
>Monero is down 60% since January

Notice how Bitfags obsess over price action instead of the consistent bleeding of real-world economic relevance.

Soon you won't be able to spend your BTC in the shadow economy.
And then the inevitable CBDC monopoly will mean you won't be able to spend your BTC in the mainstream economy or even cash out.

What exactly is the value of Bitcoin then?

>>54776128
Literal cia agents that spend all day in my 1 thread out of 100 on the board

They know that they have to make a sinking ship look stable atleast for a few more months, won't last years

If the thread didn't matter you wouldn't be assigned to it

>>54772338
/thread
You need transparency to quell financial corruption. No more off-shores, no more charity fleecing, no more fractional reserves. Sorry edge lords, but we’re trying to implement a fair and just global monetary network, not some shadowy pedo network that central banks froth over.

>>54776179
why are you so clueless about monero's cryptography, internal workings, benefits and weaknesses then?
you have the knowledge of an office worker herding fools who know no better. with no ability to argue on the cryptography of the only reason monero exists: privacy.

>>54776211
>not some shadowy pedo network
don't worry, the most popular mobile wallet for monero is keeping tabs on everyone's transactions.

>>54776211
Won't happen
>>54776212
Hey keep lying

Some people actually read threads you know

>>54776228
yes, and anyone that does can see you deflect and ignore any questions over anything technical, sticking to surface level platitudes and cringe wagmi culture.

>>54776256
We've went over the technicals hundreds of times

We already won all of those battles, we're just here to bask in the glory of winning

>>54776283
oh really? feel free to link to those posts then for something that definitely happened.

>>54776294
I made an identical thread with the same op image within the last few days, should be easy to find in the archives

Good luck with 100 iq might be tough to understand

>>54776329
so yes, you don't have any references to you showing any understanding of monero's privacy. thanks for clarifying. i'm sure the onlookers are very impressed.

>>54776355
I just told you search for the thread in the archives and read what I wrote

Also check out the monero general if you need help

>>54776364
thanks for playing
you might have to lay low for a bit

>>54775870
ey, at least youre getting paid faggot.
Go buy some fedcoin from your measly salary.
youre already a slave.

>>54776364
>read what I wrote
If I recall, it was 100 pbtid of "bump", "bump", "where are the bitfags?", "bump", "Monero is #winning", "bump", "seethe", "cope", and dodging any questions.

>>54772252
MONERO SOUNDTRACK
https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=7YvAYIJSSZY

>>54773594
Inauditable. How do i know devs didnt print a bag for themselves and have been dumping. Satoshi never dumped

>>54778227
How do we know a random Indonesian man didn't find an inflation bug in any one of the last hundred hard forks who has a trillion tokens?

>>54778249
Frfr

What's a great secure hardware wallet for monero? Bitcoin has a bunch of great ones you can really rely on. but monero seems to have shitty wallets like ledger

>>54776211
You realise that charities and off shore accounts exist as on the books, legal loopholes for avoiding tax. Bitcoin will not fix that. Monero levels the playing field so everyone can avoid (((tax))), not just the rich and we'll connected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qajzi1tsbT0

>>54778249
prove bitcoin doesn't have a 5th inflation bug

>>54782146
why haven't I heard this fire track yet?

>>54772338
hell yeah my fellow degenerates please do the crime on transparent coin!

>>54784900
>IRS ID
!!!GLOWNIGGER DETECTED!!!

>>54782146
>that song

ah, seems my thread was a success

>>54776211
>You need transparency to quell financial corruption
Yes everyone worth tens of millions of USD wants the world to know every detail of their finances, you are very smart