Listen. Monero isn't going to the Moon, it's going

it's the monero magic

explain

>>1863691
would a truly anonymous currency be accepted?

>>1863814

By governing bodies? No. By the masses looking to alternative stores of value that offers decentralized privacy, leave it up to you to decide.

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>>1863691
>He trusts two jews
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrKU0Ymta-U

>>1863814
honestly do you think the CIA wouldn't find a way to crack it.
i think anonymity is a meme

>>1863857
are you kidding me? the average joe doesn't even know what bitcoin is, do you seriously think they'll pour their hard earned money into something even lesser known?

Red pill me on monero /biz/

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>>1864089
same story as how duckduckgo was ultra private ultra secure ect ect...

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>>1864089
>Red pill me on monero /biz/
Monero is what bitcoin was supposed to be. It is exactly what the dark web needs.

It is fungible, Bitcoin is not. Fungibility is a prerequisite for money.

It is scalable and flexible, whereas Bitcoin's need for a fee market will put a bottle neck on movement between second layers.

It is private. No serious business can operate with everything out in the open let alone illegal businesses.

Niggas here that think privacy is impossible don't know what they'retalking about. It's hard, definitely. Even when people claim things are private they are often wrong, take Dash for example. With Monero though, privacy is the number one focus and Monero has serious and smart people who care about privacy working on it. And that's not some bullshit like "oh we are committed to privacy so we can serve our customers" kind of bullshit like instamine dash or dev tax zcash or some company. These are people that need privacy and are building a tool that they want to use.

>>1864408
Personally, got a hard on monero, if I would invest it would be monero

>>1864408
So basically a coin for pedophiles built by pedophiles

where do you even buy this? haven't seen any exchanges with it

>>1864451
No, pedophiles use pizza shops and charity foundations to move money. Monero provides a way to go about your business without said pedophiles being able to control you.

>>1864487
Haven't heard of Poloniex? Or you could try Bitfinex or Kraken or wait for Coinbase. It's not on the NYSE.

>>1864045
>every coin i missed out on is a scam

Eternal nocoin fags BTFO

>>1864064
Normies definitely know what BTC is. It's been around awhile m8.