Monero is anonymous internet money. Unlike all other coins, nobody can see what's in your Monero wallet, not even the government. Thanks to this property of fungibility, among others, Monero is the only crypto that can actually be called sound money, comparable to physical gold.https://files.catbox.moe/ncn70n.mp4Easiest way to buy (de-listings can't stop us):>have any crypto>swap on trocador.appIf you care about anonymous/fungible/private digital money existing at all, stack as much monero as you can. If you care about financial freedom in general, stack monero. This will raise the coin's security budget. You can also easily mine on a CPU. Monero has the most active economy in crypto. For example, you can buy and sell goods and services on XMRBazaar.com. Invest in your financial freedom! Become a part of it.Info dumps:rentry.org/monero-explainedpastebin.com/raw/0AxVPSramoneroinfodump.neocities.orgPrevious thread: >>60914938
>>60969902Monero, not crypto
>>60969902are AI ryzens worth it now?
>>60969902Bakecels lost. It’s time to colonize this thread with our own pro-NGU rhetoric.
Crabbers!
>>60970584What is behind the crab figure?
XMR mining should be profitable.
https://monero.town/post/6691021>US government ready to apply the PATRIOT Act to Bitcoin and digital assets The FinCEN Director confirms that the Treasury is finalizing a ban on privacy tools for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.>FinCEN Director Andrea Gacki confirmed that the Treasury is working to finalize the so-called “mixer rule.” This regulation aims to ban nearly all privacy mechanisms on public blockchains for U.S. citizens. Contrary to its name, the Treasury’s mixer rule is not limited to mixers, but represents a generalized ban on any software or behavior that provides transactional privacy to users of public blockchains such as Bitcoin. The main concern is the pseudonymity of transactions.>The rule would consider the following activities a “primary concern for money laundering”:>pooling or aggregating crypto from multiple people, wallets, or accounts;>using computer code to coordinate or manipulate the structure of transactions;>splitting Bitcoin to transmit it across independent transactions;>creating disposable wallets, addresses, or accounts;>exchanging between different types of cryptocurrencies;>facilitating delays in transactional activity.
>>60968236>>60968400These generals were always slow, newfag. The (insert current thing here) drama just sped things up a bit>>60969044>I just think the victory over the bakecels robbed us of our purpose on here. >I was expecting a much more wrought fight against them, but they basically conceded once the general was annexed. Now there's no contention hereBecause a lot of you had no purpose beyond fighting bakecels. >I think we need to invent our own purpose again.No. We need an additional one. There's nothing inherently wrong with bakeceldom. There's something very wrong with preaching the idea that bakeceldom is the ONLY path forward when it very clearly isn't.>We can make NGU and privacy a marketable pitch. Just need a little inspiration.We could just stop thinking that we're too good and too special and too different to do what everyone else does to make NGU happen:>FOMO from twigger>MOMO from exchanges>HODL from the community Of these, HODL is by far the simplest thing that everyone here can do right now. Yes, HODL includes miners who don't immediately sell to exchanges.
>>60970748How are they going to distinguish between disposable wallets and legit anonymous wallets? I can buy btc on an exchange, then send it through a chain of the same 4 wallets every time, then coinjoin it. Is it me using privacy software or someone else then?
>>60970966They don't care as long as they can blame someone
>>60970976Then it would effectively be a copy of the fiat system where you can get your ass blocked by sending money to a shady bank account, which means exchanging kyc'd crypto for monero and doing p2p transactions in general will be basically outlawed because you don't know who's on the other end.
>>60970748Kek, this is the "adoption" maxis are celebrating.
Off-topic, but ideologically related:>reticulum for private p2p mesh networkingAnyone has any thoughts on that?
>>60969902>If you care about anonymous/fungible/private digital money existing at all, stack as much monero as you can. If you care about financial freedom in general, stack monero. This will raise the coin's security budget. Aren't you forgetting something?>You can also easily mine on a CPU.Oh there it is, I guess the main way we can actually defend the coin is just a side note for moonfags
>>60971185The op is copied by other threads so idk bro
>>60971200The OP is primarily seething about those who aren't moonfags who believe you should mine.
>>60970748>facilitating delays in transactional activityThis sounds like they're going to make selfish mining and 51% attacks illegalCFB officially a terrorist Treasury confirmed /ourguys/
>>60970748>>pooling or aggregating crypto from multiple people, wallets, or accounts;So cryptobros are gonna need multiple wallets>>creating disposable wallets, addresses, or accounts;So cryptobros are gonna need only one wallet>>exchanging between different types of cryptocurrencies;Pump and dumps go away, but at what cost?>>facilitating delays in transactional activity.BTC already takes over an hour to complete a transaction. It's the reason ETH and then Litecoin were created.Why writes these laws and why are they retarded?
>>60970748how come the patriot patriots are always the most evil and dystopian people out there
The General sucks now. No sense of purpose or direction beyond moonboys trying to socially engineer another pump. Enshittification manifest.
>>60972777but its also not a stablecoin. if you really wanted it to be a privacy currency only it should have been
>>60972777I get a lot of joy out of it. Primarily by correcting moonfags though.
>>60972777XMR equal to 1 dollar/euro by EOY.
>>60972777>t. Moonboy suffering from cookie withdrawal
Monero-chan is built for drug dealing
Interesting>How does Drivechain improve...>Privacy: by making it quick and cheap to use Zcash, Mimblewimble and Monero-like sidechains, Bitcoin users have their privacy instantly improved without the need for costly and cumbersome and barely effective coinjoin methods.>Possible Sidechains>Monero, some people prefer this one, it has some real-world usage already and is even displacing Bitcoin in many darknet places.https://drivechain.xyz
>>60973952i would prefer to tie monero to bitcoins hashrate before id make it a proof of stake coin tobedesu.idk how you would keep tail emissions though. and its not as ideal as running proof of work on its own chain, but you would not be able to 51% attack it at all if it could somehow be tied to bitcoins chain in some way as a side chain, and then any infrastructure could focus on privacy only.
>>60972777what do you mean? it's fucking great. it shows how easily you can manipulate and destroy an online community in the dumbest of ways. i doubt the moonboys even own any monero.
>>60974232>i doubt the moonboys even own any monero.Some definitely don't. That's the more egregious type. Those who seem like bots and just try to bait are the ones who probably couldn't even get some XMR if their life depended on it. However, some moonfags probably have bags and lost hope or never really cared about XMR as anything beyond ngu. The main problem the moonfags here are facing is that the most vocal people of their ideology are the dumbest ones. The reasonable ones are sitting out the debates, probably because they're not sure what kind of signal it is when the wider community sees us arguing for weeks.
>>60974294how could anyone when you make fuck all mining it
>/xmr/ goes back to being a comfy thread that lasts for weeks>'owari da'>'/xmr/ is dead'>'wat do?'>'what's our purpose?'>'wen moon?'Lurk moar newfags
>>60974310By offering goods and services that can be purchased via XMR?
>>60974357but before one can pay for those goods and services he would need to mine a significant amount of it. you'll be lucky to afford one singular cookie after a month of mining
>>60974377Other holders of XMR might be willing to buy something else for their XMR so the potential customer could in turn facilitate a trade with the current holder and thereby get the XMR which in turn will be later sent to you if the potential customer decides to buy what you are offering
>>60974396what the heck do i even try to sell being located to far from all the monero users and so having high shipping costs and a difficulty to even ship anything in the first place
>>60974429You can also offer digital goods or services
>>60974438like what? the store seems to already have everything easy covered
>>60974450I appreciate this banter but I'm not interested in helping you find a business strategy and growing said business
>>60974310>>60974450Until you figure that out, you can do what a lot of us do: get a job and buy XMR with your wages.
>>60969902I mined a big chunk of monero back in the day like it was supposed to be the next bitcoin but the fact is that most of it was mined by botnets, and it’s banned from almost every damn exchange so normies can’t even buy it so it’s not even appreciating.
>>60974320>people don't care about my coin>this is goodbakecels everyone.
>>60974294>>60974232>i doubt the moonboys even own any monero.This is the type of weird conspiracy shit that turns people off. You actually think people are going to waste their time trying to shill a coin they don't even own? What the fuck is the point of that?You need to understand that your ideology is so inflexible that you're literally inventing nonsensical reasons that people disagree with you. They're just "trolling" you for no reason if they actually want their fucking investment to appreciate kek. How do you not take a step back and look at your own thought patterns?
>>60974780you dumb nigger, you aren't shilling shit
>>60974780You're trying too hard
>>60974801>>60974830>anyone who wants their wealth to increase is a trollHonestly what is wrong with you?
>>60974758My point was that /xmr/ was never fast. It only ever got fast when some faggot(s) was fagging things up.
>>60969902Probably AI but still gonna ask: pic sauce?
>the whole crypto market is dumping>except MONEROFeels good.
>>60975027Unfortunately don't know
>>60975027Not AI. Believe it or not some if us used to drawhttps://monerochan.art/
>>60974780>You actually think people are going to waste their time trying to shill a coin they don't even own?>he thinks ripplefags own ripple.
>>60975404i hate chinkcels so god damn much
>>60970643Fat
>>60975989I hate you too lil nigga
>>60970588price crabs on the chart.
I fucking hate bakecels so much it’s unreal. Monero deserves the obscurity it has because we have collectively allowed the bakecels to become associated with this coin.Imagine investing in true cryptographic freedom, the actual realization of the original vision of bitcoin. Only to have your good decision making return absolutely zero value to you because a bunch of faggots who masturbate to furry porn decided that they spoke for the community and it’s immoral to gain wealth. It is an absolute joke that Monero sits at a paltry 5B cap. It is an insult to each and every one of you. Your allies post on Twitter every day the same tired old arguments about freedom and exiting the system. Meanwhile pictures of dogs and frogs become higher value than your revolutionary token. A single tweet from CZ would propel a coin higher than anything Monero has ever done.And we sit here arguing with literal fucking mental cases with the maturity of an 5 year old about whether we should be happy if the number goes up. How can a coin be this fucking aimless and retarded? People say XMR is not an investment UNIRONICALLY both here and on Twitter. I am literally just besides myself with sheer disbelief that people so retarded could exist. The community of Monero will stop at nothing to destroy Monero.
>>60980138Don't you moonboys have some magical NGU button you can press?
does anyone sell Posteo vouchers for XMR?>>60980138k
