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I'm surprised XMR is still holding it's value after the laundering pump, I figured it would return to the 230-240 range pretty quickly. Time will tell if it continues to maintain or not but I'm starting to get really disenfranchised with crypto because of how unpredictable it is. Thinking I might just take my proceeds and buy more gold (which has outperformed all my crypto since I invested in February :story: )
 
I'm surprised XMR is still holding it's value after the laundering pump, I figured it would return to the 230-240 range pretty quickly. Time will tell if it continues to maintain or not but I'm starting to get really disenfranchised with crypto because of how unpredictable it is. Thinking I might just take my proceeds and buy more gold (which has outperformed all my crypto since I invested in February :story: )
I'm kind of pissed. This was about exactly when I was going to buy in and now we're in a retarded bubble. Crash, bitch, crash, I want some XMR.
 
I'm surprised XMR is still holding it's value after the laundering pump, I figured it would return to the 230-240 range pretty quickly. Time will tell if it continues to maintain or not but I'm starting to get really disenfranchised with crypto because of how unpredictable it is. Thinking I might just take my proceeds and buy more gold (which has outperformed all my crypto since I invested in February :story: )
Cashing out is not the point of crypto. Buy, hold, and/or spend later. Trying to time the market to make gains in US dollars is bossman jack tier. The house always wins.
 
Cashing out is not the point of crypto. Buy, hold, and/or spend later. Trying to time the market to make gains in US dollars is bossman jack tier. The house always wins.
I'm only investing for a handful of years as I save up for a down payment on a house. Crypto can (and has) taken dumps that've taken years to recover from. So if there comes the time where I would've been able to make a down payment but crypto is down for a while I'm basically fucked waiting for it to recover or take a fat loss, neither are particularly appealing. The other problem with crypto is how limited your options are for actually using it as a currency, which is especially true for Monero where you're basically limited to the handful of merchants that accept it or using prepaid cards for everything. I personally try to use credit cards for as much as possible to maintain a high credit score and pay it off every month so I don't accrue interest. So for my personal use-case, making a profit is all I really care about (for now).
 
I'm only investing for a handful of years as I save up for a down payment on a house. Crypto can (and has) taken dumps that've taken years to recover from. So if there comes the time where I would've been able to make a down payment but crypto is down for a while I'm basically fucked waiting for it to recover or take a fat loss, neither are particularly appealing. The other problem with crypto is how limited your options are for actually using it as a currency, which is especially true for Monero where you're basically limited to the handful of merchants that accept it or using prepaid cards for everything. I personally try to use credit cards for as much as possible to maintain a high credit score and pay it off every month so I don't accrue interest. So for my personal use-case, making a profit is all I really care about (for now).
You're probably better off with boomer stocks or even BTC ETFs if your goal is to save for a house. You may make slower gains but managing your taxes will be infinitely easier due to established regulation and the convenience of traditional exchanges. Trying to rawdog crypto for dollar gains is much higher risk of not only losing it all but also unfathomnly brutal tax rape since every time you swap back in it is a clear indication to the IRS that you've potentially made some money and they want their cut. The only Crypto that has any kind of long term wealth creation is BTC because it is established and has the potential to outlive our current financial and tax system. But that is a loooong way off. Monero is for making quick private transactions with other like minded privacy enjoyers and merchants. Everything else is the shitcoin casino. Enter at your own risk.
 
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Cashing out is not the point of crypto. Buy, hold, and/or spend later. Trying to time the market to make gains in US dollars is bossman jack tier. The house always wins.
It does if you're day trading or dumb bullshit like that. You don't have to just beat the market, you have to beat the vig too. And beat short-term capital gains taxes if you don't want to be sodomized by the tax dudes. There are a few people who can do that but most people doing it are fools.

There are definitely opportunities to buy low and sell in a couple years, though, and you avoid the brutal short-term capital gains taxes.

I agree with you in general, though, for most people it should be an investment and not a gamble, and there's always the possibility of some black swan type event (like some new tech breaking blockchain entirely).
 
In order to encourage people to create a Monero wallet, anyone posting an XMR address in this thread will get a 1488 donation.
If you want more Monero, you can simply buy more.

PS: @Null why is your website breaking my .png?
Alright I'll take the bait. I was considering getting some Monero but now seems to be a bad time to do that.

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“The regulations (the AMLR, AMLD and AMLAR) are final, and what remains is the ‘fine print’ — aka the interpretation of some of the requirements through the so-called implementing and delegated acts,” according to Vyara Savova, senior policy lead at the EUCI.
“However, the broader framework is final, so centralized crypto projects (CASPs under MiCA) need to keep it in mind when determining their internal processes and policies,” Savova said.

Under the new regulatory framework, CASPs operating in at least six member states will be under direct AML supervision.

In the initial stage, AMLA plans to select 40 entities, with at least one entity per member state, according to EUCI’s AML Handbook. The selection process is set to start on July 1, 2027.

AMLA will use “materiality thresholds” to ensure that only firms with “substantial operations presence in multiple jurisdictions are considered for direct supervision.”

The thresholds include a “minimum of 20,000 customers residing in the host member state,” or a total transaction volume of over 50 million euros ($56 million).

Other notable measures include mandatory customer due diligence on transactions above 1,000 euros ($1,100).

These updates come as the EU ramps up its regulatory oversight of the crypto industry, building on previous measures such as the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).
tl;dr we're banning anything that's "privacy oriented", and then wonder why everyone fucks off to the US.
 
tl;dr we're banning anything that's "privacy oriented"
Until 2027, Monero should've a pretty mature decentralized exchange infrastructure in place:

- https://serai.exchange/
- https://basicswapdex.com/
- https://retoswap.com/

Also don't forget instant exchanger services which make on-boarding/off-boarding into/from Monero a breeze without a cucked centralized exchange:

- https://cakepay.com/
- https://cakewallet.com/

The age of the CEX is over. The age of DEX is now.
 
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who's the artist for this gif? I want to commission them for changing it to monerochan doing the same cute dance.
 
Saw you ask this on /biz/, hope you find an artist for it!
What was the monerochan art website again?
It should be https://monerochan.art/
! th!nk !t !s @The Lawgiver
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Minor update because CakeWallet updated its interface and changed the menu names.
I'm still open to suggestions on how to improve it/make it more palatable.
Pretty clean and on point. Thanks for putting this together. Someone on /biz/xmr thread was asking how to buy monero, maybe post your infographic there as well?
 
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