/biz/ — /XMR/ Monero General

what if your employer paid you in XMR? would it be barter technically? the tax would make it make no sense of course but it's an interesting thought.

if it was the case that it was, it would still be correlated to "okay I need it to be at least aligned with the fiat normality of my place of living" so it would have variation if that makes sense, it would still be prone to shocks and still be mentally converted to USD.

Idk what i'm trying to say or ask here, I guess just the thought of "what if you thought in XMR, instead of mentally converting it to USD to buy or receive anything?". I don't think it's possible unless there were trillions of USD (yes, ironic to say that) equivalent involved. Like entire XMR treasuries or some shit.

>>62334948
Tax would make no sense
But if xmr was adopted that way, a company would have to declare taxes via viewkeys.
Remember that Monero is private by default but can already be disclosed willingly. In a state regulated situation where you have to pay taxes and you need a regulated job contract, xmr could be usable but would need to be regulated anyway.

To answer your question yes the xmr paycheck would still need to be pegged to usd right now.

Another AI audit by SChernykh(sech1) using gpt5.5

https://github.com/SChernykh/ringct-bulletproofs-plus-review-claude/blob/main/RINGCT_SECURITY_REVIEW_gpt_5.5_xhigh.md

TL;DR the few edge cases it found aren't capable of producing double-spends or printing extra Monero

>>62334927
What's the deal with it, anyway? I see goyladies shilling it hardcore. Usecase?

>>62335573
>>62334927
>usecase?
To get dumped on. What else?
https://xcancel.com/talerzyktanculi/status/2063895018385936660

>inb4 shills turn this into /pcotm/ Privacy Coin of The Month general again

>>62334925 (OP)
XMR? Isn’t that the shitcoin that had some massive 18 block reorg not so long ago?

Welcome to /entrepreneurship/ general!

Let’s talk about all the ways we EARN money and stay productive so that the agorism gods bless our economic activity
>baking cookies
>building redundant websites
>shrimp farming
That’s what this thread is about! What's Monero?

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all my buy orders on kraken going down to $280 got bought while i was camping over the weekend, feels good

>>62336244
>celebrating a “low” price denominated in USD
Sounds like you have impure intentions. Are you under some belief that you should be profiting from trading? That’s not allowed in /agorism/.

>>62336277
i buy around 300 whenever it happens.
it will be at 350-400 again in a month and thats when ill need to reup my ket stash
so yes

>>62335559
Starting to look more and more like we're going to be OK.

>>62336229
>>62336277
Have you had your blood pressure checked lately? You seem to be irate all the time, its not good for you.

Moonfags still buck broken lol

>>62336368
I actually take great enjoyment in ridiculing the fed(s) in these threads, so it’s a blood pressure lowering activity.

I was pissed off last thread though

Still extremely confident in XMR. It's still the best coin in the entire space.

>>62336487
Most of us don't care that you're arguing against small businesses and for the (((finance industry)))

>>62336386
>DUDE WEED LMAO

I feel like we are going to start another rally today after close of Nyse. ZEC is looking textbook deadcat bounce

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>June 9th 2026
>The "XMR Redpill" video of Daniel Kim is STILL not removed from the OP

That man has done incalculable damage to Monero's image

>aisan man that makes the SoV argument for Monero bad

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influencers need to stop trying to team up with zcash all the time because this shit is not "our greatest ally". it's just looking like another America x Israel situation

>>62339867
if zcash was genuinely in good faith, it shouldn't even "fight" monero at all. neither of them should be against each other in the first place.

I only check this board every couple months, what caused the melty upthread?

>>62339505
What'd he do besides give a bad price prediction

>>62339867
If you care about marketing at all, literally the first thing on your list would be to find/create a podcast that is good enough to unseat faggot Doug from his status as the biggest Monero discussion show.

This guy does not get it at all, he is a boomer Jew who cannot even bring himself to be tribalistic about Monero ON A SHOW CALLED MONEROTALK. He needs to be removed.

I remember when 2026 was supposed to be the start of “marketing XMR HARD to the masses” according to that frequently posted Monero prophecy. What happened to that? We literally desperately need better marketing.

>>62340663
yes we need more podcasts Mav btw you could make a pod then, you are almost there anyway maybe invite someone for a video, like xenu

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>>62340663
If you think you can do this a lot better, you are free to do so.
There's no instance that says Doug is forever THE guy to lead the Monero community.

Print stickers with a Monero-Logo and have getmonero.org and your own URL on it and bomb your entire county / city with them.
There's nothing that stops you from doing this.

Buy a
Mackie DLZ Creator digital mixer or the Rodecaster Pro 2
4X chink made dynamic podcast microphones such as the Fduce SL40
4X Mic arms
A table
4X comfy chairs
And go for it.

those who know

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>>62340910
Use Monero.

Regarding Doug: begging senpai Winklevoss to notice him is pretty cringe but between MoneroTalk, MoneroTopia and XmrBazaar he puts in a lot of actual work as as opposed to just moonfagging on Twitter all day.

>>62340909
>There's nothing that stops you from doing this.
In case you haven't noticed, the moon people suffer from a chronic lack of initiative.

>>62341210
I don't consider Doug being a bad guy. He's genuinely interested in pushing Monero forward.
If his concepts are viable and working, i won't judge over.

>In case you haven't noticed, the moon people suffer from a chronic lack of initiative.
Yepp they do.

Me personally, i do whatever i can to push Monero in my surrounding.
Most people are not even interested and the rest, gets info on Monero from me and i guide them to install a wallet and get some Monero in it.
I mean it's free to install and getting your first XMRs isn't a big thing with Cake Wallet.

The European Union announces FULL CONTROL over crypto assets.

Ursula von der Leyen: "For the first time, we will introduce a FULL third-country BAN for crypto asset services to make sure Russia can’t avoid sanctions."

Kek we won.

>>62340850
Still not Mav

>>62340909
>>62341210
Unfortunately I cannot risk becoming a target otherwise I would do a podcast

>>62341719
>XMR -3.2%

>>62341210
Also I like that he offers a real product that isn't illegal. It defeats some of the fud.

>>62340909
Honestly I think the best thing for us would be to do Breaking Monero again but higher quality and updated. Ideally we'd update it regularly whenever we have major updates or proposals.

https://odysee.com/@CaptainBlackbeardArchive:5/GrizzlyBearsOnMethamphetamine:6

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>>62340663
>We literally desperately need better marketing
This

I will kill the next faggot that pushes back on new designs, website or material "because a pastbin already provides all the info needed sweetie"

Xtremely
Mediocre
Returns

I'm in Germany. Last time I bought Monero was quite a while ago and you could still get it in kraken.

What's the best way for me to get some now? I don't care much about KYC. I just don't want to pay too many fees.

>>62345133
can still buy XMR via kraken here in the states.

however if you're in germany, you can always get something cheap like BCH or LTC then convert via trocador to XMR. if you're paranoid about feds then just use tor.

Damn this board is dead now. Let alone this general.
Are all the normalfags and hype finally gone yet Monero on-chain activity remains at an all time high?
If that isn't a buy signal I don't know what is.

>>62345162
In Europe I buy KYC LTC
Then swap via onion version of OrangeFren which is a link aggregator for swap services.
A good one I used is ETZ but honestly just pick your chosen one.

>>62345663
>>62345676
PS
obviously don't swap directly from the exchange you buy LTC from.
First send to a wallet you control. Always.

>>62345663
>Damn this board is dead now. Let alone this general.
>Are all the normalfags and hype finally gone yet Monero on-chain activity remains at an all time high?
Crypto is pretty much dead now, too much capital and hype has shifted to AI, too many normies have been blackpilled by scams and scandals while degens have largely moved on to prediction markets.

Monero will be ok because its actually used and so has guaranteed demand.

>>62345701
>because its actually used
how do you think the clarity act will impact monero?

>>62345709
I'd say fewer scummy exchanges manipulating the price is good.
I've only started getting back into things today but I've seen a post talking about the likelihood of certain exchanges practicing fractional reserve banking with crypto. That's a topic I used to think a lot about but people didn't seem to take the issue very serious a couple years ago when crypto was still all the rage.
I think the more people have to rely on actually having Monero in their own wallet, using swaps and buying from actual people the better it is for the price.

That being said I care more about transaction volume on the network. I hope monero will continue to function as digital cash.

>>62345133
DFX.swiss

>>62345709
The CLARITY act targets the regulated crypto industry, which pretty much counts Monero out. Worst case scenario is XMR gets delisted from all remaining CEXs, which we've been expecting for years anyway and are mitigating accordingly.

Might take a short-term hit but it'll recover for the simple fact that there is guaranteed demand for it as digital cash.

Ironically, ZEC is poised to take a major blow since virtually all liquidity depends on CEX listings and there is zero actual demand for it as digital cash.

>>62346228
>Ironically, ZEC is poised to take a major blow
I think the bigger issue for ZEC is the fact that they're a very American-centric coin entity-wise and their shills constantly lie about the coin.

The Clarity Act will basically make statements about coins equivalent to stocks (for highly regulated ones like ZEC). So all the people like zooko and winklevoss who make retarded claims about the coin will actually face criminal liability for misleading statements going forward.

Which makes you wonder about the timing of this year's pump............................

>>62346258
It may actually be a good idea for all Monero holders to purchase like 0.00001 ZEC so that they have a right of action against regulated ZEC shills

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>>62346008
I expect Monero to be used a lot more in the future than now.
Just wait until they roll out CBDC's and globohomo starts tightening up the regulations even more.
Functions like geoblocking, waregroupblocking, money with expiring date so you can't save up for something and such will make people furious.
But if cash got invalidated, they have nowhere else to go than Monero.

If there's a need / demand, there will be a product, service or coin.

so did anyone figure out the p2pool exploit? sounds like free money until this weekend if you can find it.

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>>62346041
I used them once it was a nightmare.

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>>62346258
>The Clarity Act will basically make statements about coins equivalent to stocks (for highly regulated ones like ZEC). So all the people like zooko and winklevoss who make retarded claims about the coin will actually face criminal liability for misleading statements going forward.
IIUC It's also going to be illegal to do this about others coins. Webm related can be brought to the CFTC as evidence of false and misleading statements about Monero, for example

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>>62347176
>Webm related can be brought to the CFTC as evidence of false and misleading statements about Monero, for example
Perhaps but given this community's historical association with anarchism and anti-statism, it would be unfathomably embarrassing if we petitioned the govt to take action against the ZEC meanies for their unsubstantiated claims......."fuck you, Z-cuck! I'm sending this screencap to the CFTC for violation of the CLARITY act!" Ugh.

>>62347659
I think the key thing is the incentive will die for shill campaigns like this. It's why zcash is going all out this year. It's the last year they can do it.

Going forward people are actually going to have to watch what they say. That doesn't require Monero people to tattle tale like rats, however funny it would be.

>>62347659
We got much further by not entering the shit flinging contests. Normally our adversaries come to us, try to break us and just fail since the ones who use XMR don't care if you called the ring size poopoo.

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cant stop wont stop

>>62349576
Uhm sweaty it's supposed to be over?

Anon do you have cool infographics about how monero works? Like mining or dandelion++
Post them