MONERO XMR THREAD

[Anonymous No.22642193]

People on crypto space usually say other coins cant follow the same stock-to-flow pattern as bitcoin, but I do believe an asset like Monero, that is PoW and had no premine could still follow the same logic. However Monero is still susceptible to Bitcoin's price, so both things go on simultaneously. So in order to help my anon bros I mixed both possibilities, and I'll leave it here for you guys.

[Anonymous No.22642240]

>>22642193
First, BTC SF model, of course. Prediction in yellow.

[Anonymous No.22642257]

>>22642193
Now Monero. Orange line is Monero's SF model, and yellow line is the same model, but based on Bitcoin's price cycle.

[Anonymous No.22642323]

>>22642257
Which is equal to say XMR is way undervaluated right now.

[Anonymous No.22642455]

>>22642323
In case anyone wants the equation, it is:
Orange =EXP(A)*SF^C
A = -0,7
B = 1,9
SF = 100 / Yearly Inflation

Yellow =((SFXMR/SFBTC)*C+D)*BTCPRICE
SFXMR = 100 / Yearly Inflation for XMR
SFBTC = 100 / Yearly Inflation for BTC
C = 0,013
D = 0,003

[Anonymous No.22643071]

Nice work anon. Although XMR is already my biggest hold, I want to load up on some more. Unfortunately, however, it isn't dipping. Do you think I'll have another chance to get a nice price or must I FOMO in?

[Anonymous No.22643167]

>>22643071
Thanks, pal. Just trying to help here.

[Anonymous No.22643243]

>>22643071
I believe there's a high probability we wont see any dips before a x2 at least, we are probably in the early stages of the bull, which would be like 22/11/15 in that chart.

[Anonymous No.22643246]

>>22643167

do we need to FOMO in now ?

[Anonymous No.22643366]

>>22643246
I wont say you should FOMO now, but that is totally what I'm doing. Each month I'll buy as much XMR as I can, until the end of next year, even with prices increasing, because I'll be so much in profit, it wont be possible to lose money.

[Anonymous No.22643468]

>>22642257
nice chart

[Anonymous No.22643577]

>>22643468
Thanks anon, spread the word.

[Anonymous No.22643580]

>>22642257
Thank you for the hopium. 10k monero... jfc im gonna be rich as fuck

[Anonymous No.22643628]

>>22642455
which data did you use to get that equation?

[Anonymous No.22643661]

>>22643577
yeah

[Anonymous No.22643748]

>>22643580
Dont forget this.

[Anonymous No.22643815]

>>22642257
>>22643661
>>22643748
That's pretty cool. Now tell me the supply on this coin?

[Anonymous No.22643863]

>>22643815
Circulating supply of about 17.7 million coins. I believe that around 19 million the mining output will finish deflating, and there will be a flat rate of 0.3 XMR mined per block. This is meant to incentivize miners to secure the blockchain without making transaction fees unbearable.

[Anonymous No.22643979]

dangerously based thread
have some lewd monerochan

[Anonymous No.22644081]

>>22643628
Op here, on phone. First get Monero SF model (orange) that best describe the price seen, A and B. Then use a numerical method to determine best C and D that describe previous SF model using BTC cycle (yellow).

[Anonymous No.22644267]

What if on the path to 20k it gets delisted from CEX?
or someone really makes it traceable? (Doubt)
Also, if atomic swaps get implemented, wouldn't that make monero a
> "token" not needed?
I love the project but you have to admit it has quite some possible black swans hiding in the way

[Anonymous No.22644483]

>>22644267
I fully expect this to get delisted eventually. This won't matter as decentralised exchanges become more common and easy to use.

A way to trace it would be the only real threat to its use. So far there's been nothing but bullshit put forth to vacuum up government funding, but I guess it's possible there'll be some big breakthrough that let's people track transfers.

I'm not up to speed on atomic swaps, but don't they just allow wallet to wallet? The chain will still show how much went where.

Black swans are black swans. By definition you can't plan around them, just try and deal if it happens.

Anyway, hoping the price stays low for the rest of the year so I can hit 100 XMR (40 atm.)

[Anonymous No.22645190]

>using drug market taint coin

[Anonymous No.22645295]

>>22645190
you mean usd?

[Anonymous No.22645317]

>>22645295
lol
when > 90% of your liquidity is used by drug cartels you're asking for rico charges.

[Anonymous No.22645361]

fuck america and fuck the RIS

[Anonymous No.22645382]

>>22645361
IRS*

[Anonymous No.22645500]

>>22645361
so what you're saying is the only use case for xmr is illegal online purchase and money laundering?

[Anonymous No.22645546]

>>22645317
you can't prove that

[Anonymous No.22645581]

>>22645546
doesn't matter, the politicians don't care if it's 95% or even 5% they will ask the public to THINK OF THE CHILDREN and the price will tank.

[Anonymous No.22645597]

>>22645581
*moon
That also implies more than 10-20 people in the IRS know what Monero is, which is asking alot

[Anonymous No.22645655]

>>22645597
this is why i despise the xmr people, they think that most people give a shit about anonymous ecash. wake up. they don't. when the public gets the first hit piece about the money used to buy all the child sex slaves on the DEEEEEEEPWEB they will demand it be made just as criminal as cp is and they deserve it for allowing their ecosystem to fill up with criminals.

[Anonymous No.22645938]

>>22645655
Do you live in some sorta bizarro world where Bitcoin never became mainstream? Public distrust for anything a government official says (in the US at least) is at an all time low, 'think of the children' shit worked in 2008 but not today. Remember that before a few years ago people really did think that Bitcoin was anonymous.

[Anonymous No.22646014]

>>22645655
Wasted dubs.
Keep in mind even the shadow government now has a vested interest in its use for their own drug dealing and cp. Also, believe it or not, individuals still value their privacy - shower curtains, blinds, and bathroom doors are installed even in new homes.

[Anonymous No.22646077]

>>22645500
Also supporting dissidents in all kinds of countries.

[Anonymous No.22646118]

>>22645938
>Remember that before a few years ago people really did think that Bitcoin was anonymous.
this, xmr is what people think btc is, but isn't really. The black swans could go another way, where average people have to move money in large numbers to avoid tax or whatever. If shitholes like Venezuela flock to crpyto in hard times, so too can more advanced countries when the corona hits hard (reminder that corona has not hit hard yet). When the use of crypto becomes a game of hiding from the government, xmr will naturally be the top choice.

[Anonymous No.22646142]

[Anonymous No.22646143]

>>22643071
i think 2020 will be looked back upon as the "why the fuck didn't I buy monero when it was <$100" year

[Anonymous No.22646165]

>>22645317
>>22645190
they said the same exact thing about bitcoin when it was 3-digits.
that's okay though, boot-lickers don't deserve to make it.

[Anonymous No.22646235]

>>22646165
there will never be another bitcoin, the powers that be will not permit it.

[Anonymous No.22646241]

>>22646143
More like the "why the fuck didn't I buy monero when it was <$30???" year

[Anonymous No.22646291]

>>22646014
if privacy is so important then why do people still use facebook?
it's because privacy is not that important to people, feeling like you have a voice matters far more.

[Anonymous No.22646384]

>>22645500

[anonymous No.22646579]

>>22645655
So what you're saying is you hate non-cucks, who don't give a shit what plebs think.

[Anonymous No.22647239]

>>22646235
>there will never be another bitcoin, the powers that be will not permit it.
it's already here.

[Anonymous No.22647336]

>>22643863
>0.3 XMR mined per block
It will be 0.3 xmr per minute, or 0.6 per block.