Who thinks Monero will be the next Bitcoin?

X-M-R is love, X-M-R is life, X-M-R world

I don't think it will be the next bitcoin because not anyone needs the constant privacy so people won't really change their bitcoin for it, but it will be a top 5 project for sure (and for a long time)

>>3401003
Well, what I meant was I see it as having the most potential to reach the gain levels that Bitcoin has. But I don't think Bitcoin is going anywhere anytime soon, it's basically digital gold at this point.

Komodo will be better

if monero is infinite wouldn't that mean that it would eventually become completely worthless after a certain point?

>>3401049
yeah after infinite time.....

>>3401003
coinbase banned my account cause of gambling LOL, transactin with bitcoin is more worse than bank transfer

shhhhhhhhhhhhhh

don't spoilt the future

>>3401049
Well, sure, if the creators and mangers flood the market like some 3rd world country thus destroying the value with hyperinflation. But I really don't see that becoming a problem.

Yes but the retarded neets here wouldn't understand. They will continue investing in their flavor of the month chink and ladyboy tokens.

>>3401032
we are the komodo kommanders

>>3400945

Pony fag better work on his shit, other coins are jealous and are working to dethrone the brony.

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>>3400945

Well the main HODLERS of this coin are the scum of society so there will be a lot of pump and dump happenings and the price will continue to rise as more [spoiler]law abiding citizens[/spoiler] use this coin in the future.

>>3400945
i love xmr, but normies could give a shit about privacy.

all untraceable cryptocurrencys should be banned by a UN convention, we do not need to make human trafficking, drug trafficking and terrorism any easier than it already is

>>3401097
Monero isn't some shit premined coin with all of it controlled by the creators. It's not theirs to hold away from the world. The infinitely-increasing supply goes to the miners. Miners paying for electricity will always be dumping some of their earnings.

>>3400945
Not a chance. Monero has its place for shady deals and securing your wealth but it will never take the place of illegitimate coin like it coin simply for the fact not a chance. Monday room has its place 4 shady deals and securing you're well but it will never take place of a legitimate korean like it boy simply for the back businesses need there money to have at least some transparency.

>>3402400
You sound mentally challenged. Get well soon.

>>3400945
it was just a good incentive as a use case. no more.

>>3402335
Back to the fiat for you, fagget

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Dont go down with the Titanic. Made my money on Monero, now I am trading all of my Monero for Verge.

Remember when AlphaBay got busted by Law Enforcement in 2016, and it tanked Monero? It's happening again. RUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I love Monero right now but I honestly think ZCash is the only coin with a shot. It has all the attributes that the people who originally backed Bitcoin care about. If QTM computers fuck Bitcoin, ZCash will ascent.

>>3403010
>zcash
You mean the backdoored kike coin?

>>3403029
What does this even mean?

>>3400945
there wont be a next bitcoin as long as the bitcoin network floats.
the only thing that will kill it is a technical deficiency

> not investing heavily in XVG verge

>>3403186
Please educate yourself and then come back.

>>3403424
Go on. I am a very reasonable person that can have conversations with antisemites. Maybe I should be concerned.

Have you read my Bacor critique?
>>3400413
https://steemit.com/scams/@roosterred/why-bancor-unless-it-changes-will-be-pump-and-dump-nightmare-for-investors

I am a very reasonable person.

>>3403449
Read this http://www.globalresearch.ca/zerocash-a-cryptocurrencys-deep-state-ties/5553661

>>3403449

https://twitter.com/zooko/status/863202798883577856

Founder and CEO of Zcash. Enjoy your completely private but somehow traceable shitcoin.

>>3403449
>>3403460
>>3403483
And there you have it. backdoor + kike backing

>>3403495
>http://www.globalresearch.ca/zerocash-a-cryptocurrencys-deep-state-ties/5553661
I'll read up. I read the content on their site and was impressed. Some even went over my head and I am pretty adept at math.

>>3401076
Coinbase have to follow certain US rules ,paying a gambling site directly from your Coinbase wallet is against the rules

>>3401049
Yes, in about 6 gorillion years when all the stars in the universe burn out, monero will be completely worthless.

Monero will just be cucked. The best coin for privacy is XVG

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https://moneroforcash.com/monero-vs-dash-vs-zcash-vs-bitcoinmixers.php

Monero is the best but it will be banned. It's that simple.

>>3401076
>unironically use coinbase
>don't even launder btc through monero

You practically asked for it.

>>3404089
Streisand Effect

>>3404082
Have fun with your PnD shitcoin

>but muh Wraith Protocol

What's the deal with cloakcoin, then?

>>3402335
Yes lets ban cash, good idea

>>3402400
>Google translate: the post

>>3403516
Apparently not adept enough.

>>3403531
That is why er need fungability. If coinbase supports Monero they can't check that shit.

>>3405550
>closed source privacy coin
>trust us these features work
>we promise you can see the source one day
>stop asking questions
>just buy our fucking coin, we worked so hard on this website

>>3401049
No. Monero is disinflationary. This means the inflation rate tends toward 0. This means your money won't become worthless and won't become too valuable so you won't spend it.

>>3404089

if it gets banned you know that will just make the price go crazy right?

>>3400945
monero could be the top crypto for criminals but i don't think it will ever reach the appeal of bitcoin for the public. the government will come down harshly on crypto's that bypass criminal financing and money laundering laws.

and if you are going to compare it to cash, give it a rest. physical cash right now is a necessary evil that the government cannot get rid of for now. there are already many restrictions on physical cash to identify money launderers and those that use it for criminal financing. monero circumvents all of those restrictions and i can't see the government being ok with that.

monero can't be banned but it can be restricted and its potential growth limited to darknet uses. i think as governments become more aware of bitcoin, more scrutiny and regulation will be added.

>>3402335

>implying the U.N is not the world's foremost human and drug trafficking racket, which means they would love Monero

BTC ETH and XMR are the only legit coins with real world use.

>>3405752
Correct, but Monero is the most vulnerable of all. Anonymity is its single point of failure. One hack and it loses all its value. Wouldn't be the case with Bitcoin anymore.

>>3405667
Monero will explode once the government makes crypto transactions taxable events and the IRS gets a few high profile convictions they derived from blockchain analysis.

Yeah Monero probably won't ever be a "normie" coin but it literally just takes the IRS or FBI getting semi-competent at blockchain analysis to make everyone panic and move to a coin that has rock solid fundamentals. It won't just be drug dealers either, but anyone who wants to launder or otherwise move money around without risking being seen.

>>3405667
We get it, Bitcoin is now a massive meme appealing to all the retarded normies, but in the end real utility and fungibility will win.

>>3402174

Not everything illegal is immoral.

>>3405834

define 'win'. there is no winning, my critique is an analysis of moneros future viability as a competitor to transactions, micro and macro, for public use.

>>3405896
It will not be banned, only regulated (with KYC and all that). This will not make it any less private anyway, because even if they know how much Monero you bought they can never know where you sent it afterwards.

Monero is stupid, it's not even legitimate blockhain technology. Without a blockchain to see all transactions - how can the network be secure? how do we know there isn't a backdoor where someone is just creating monero out of thin air (probably already happening)

>>3406001
Summer is over kiddo

>>3406014
And I guess you are a clueless adult?

You do realize without a public blockchain the supply of coins can't be known publicly, tracked or verified? For all you know there could be billions of monero right now created through a backdoor trading hands between top players who may decide to dump at anytime.

>>3406125
go be retarded somewhere else.

>>3400945

>their in

>>3406125
This isn't fiat kiddo.... We can't just magically print it out of thin air or some "backdoor"

>>3406125
Monero supply is auditable, kid. If you had just done a simple google search you would have known this.

>>3406125
You are an absolute fucking retard.

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Monero is back on the first page on bittrex, support seems to be at $120 XMR is gearing for the next bull run. FUD for some to scoop up cheap coins.

BTC for fiat hedge monero for drugs

>>3405634
Then why the fuck would anyone want to invest in it

>>3406618
They wouldn't.
The monero devs & community don't give a fuck about investors.

>>3406618
>implying the value of e.g. Bitcoin hasn't gone up despite the inflation continuing for several more decades

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>>3400945
>Who thinks Monero will be the next Bitcoin?
only deluded faggots that follow a faggot brony and they think monero was an anonymous coin and never checked monerolink

>>3406987
monerolink hasnt been valid all year, not to mention nothing comes close to the privacy xmr gives you so far, and it was still better than most even with the implimentation errors that caused monerolink.

>>3400945
It'll be a necessary privacy coin with use cases in the future but most people still use btc for darkmarket stuff and I don't think darkmarkets are that important to bitcoins staying power. All the easy markets have been busted and btc is higher price than ever before..

also monero tx fees are like 5-25$. you def pay for the privacy

>>3406618
Everyone forgot that profits have nothing to do with crypto. It's just a side effect.

Verge.

Thanks me in few years, when you'll realize that an Anon on /biz/ every now and then give good advice.

>>3406987
Solid ad hominems faggot. Prepare your ass for butthurt. To the moon!

>>3407015
>$5-$25
No.
https://www.monero.how/monero-transaction-fees

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>>3407210
i bought 10 million at 1 satoshi....

>>3402174
Go back

>>3403422
Sitting on 10k. Big spike hitting verge on Monday. Be ready.

>>3407925
What for?

>>3406618
How about you do some research you fucking mong.
There will be 18,8 million XMR by 2022, after that there is a traling emission of 160k XMR per year. That means the inflation will be under 1% and will be slowly approaching but never reaching 0%.

For comparison BTC will have 1.75% inflation in 2022 and it will mint new coins till 2140.

What gives these coins value is adoption and the fact that emission is set in stone upfront. The cap is not that important.

>>3408132
Verge is a /biz/ meme. It's made specifically to troll redditors out of their money. They still fall for it so vague hype news is released to pump the price up regularly. It's basically free money

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>WE ARE THE MONERO MONSTERS

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No, Monero does not scale well. Public transactions for small things will become prohibitively expensive under monero. It's more likely Bitcoin Cash will be used for everyday stuff while Monero takes over Drug exchanges

>>3407479
>Verge
How'd you choose it?

I'm trying to figure out the next Verge so to speak.

>15BTC from 0.1

>https://getmonero.org/get-started/what-is-monero/

What a brilliant explanation of Monero.

>Every Monero transaction, by default, obfuscates sending and receiving addresses as well as transacted amounts. This always-on privacy means that every Monero user's activity enhances the privacy of all other users, unlike selectively transparent cryptocurrencies (e.g. Z-Cash).

SHOTS FIRED!!!!!!!