<ofrnxmr[m]> "Do you need diapers now?" <- Allahu mawlana we're boutta hit 170

Most definitely

173+

ofrnxmr[m]: Pray to your lord we hit that

My 10 cents in xmr is abt to hit 15

Futures hit 173.8

Apologies everyone for price talk

I've never financially recovered from that scam

Shoulda bought and sold monero

I have no money to buy xmr with

And in my state i can't flip burgers till 15

Onlyfans

Someone needs to make an "onlyfans" using monero

Outta pocket

"Im underage"

Diego Sanchez had an onlyfsns

The mma guy?

Didnt they even ban explicit content for a while? As if it wasnt intended for clout chasing garden tools who have no moneros

ofrnxmr[m]: Yes they did, they reverted it eventually because most of there money come from there lol

Lol, what a funny platform

What did they expect, a bunch of Diego Sanchez?

Alpha wen monerobnb

<ofrnxmr[m]> "Alpha wen monerobnb" <- I'm reserving the idea to drop a monerobnb

Bro! A hosting service named monerobnb

<alpharabius[m]> "xmr.homes/donate" <- Consider being a donationchad

Benefits

- ur cool

- ur helping out a small website

- ur not a greedycel

* Benefits... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…4ccd64a39156a094d4339374ce0e94a1431>)

Maybe something more original no?

<ofrnxmr[m]> "Alpha wen monerobnb" <- .

More original? Airbnb is a centralized and expensive solution to a need for a circular housing market

PayPal, credit cards, payment and refund delays after settlement, expensive fees on top of taxes, shitty apps, website, etc.

Im usually"lets get them to accept xmr" but I think it would be better to create a better competitor

> <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> PayPal, credit cards, payment and refund delays after settlement, expensive fees on top of taxes, shitty apps, website, etc.

>

> Im usually"lets get them to accept xmr" but I think it would be better to create a better competitor

The harder is to get people trust it.

> <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> PayPal, credit cards, payment and refund delays after settlement, expensive fees on top of taxes, shitty apps, website, etc.

>

> Im usually"lets get them to accept xmr" but I think it would be better to create a better competitor

Airbnb is also extremely locked down. Their API is locked down to their partners.

s/locked/only/, s/down/available/

Cannot write integrations for it etc

I don't think you'll avoid the fees and refund delays though

The delays are due to credit cards and etc. Weekends, business days and all that nonsense

And the fees are crazy because they use them to purchase insurance and pay employees.

But those fees are well, well in excess of being realistic

Monerobnb would still need fees to cover insurance and staffing, but fees dont have to be as outlandish

ofrnxmr: Are you working on monerobnb? 👍️

Nope, just brainstorming the easiest unstoppable inroads

we could make hidden cameras on networked connected devices that mine monero to help with adoption in the airbnb market

😆😆😆😆

Mechanics and barbers were relstively easy, but airbnb and uber are big fish and low hanging fruit

airbnb is generally hated by 'first time buyers' and the community in the proximity :(

sorry prague

💀 better than homeless encampments

They can physically mine xmr

A KYC-free Monero AirBnB would be great. Could use multisig escrow and reviews/reputation for trust (although in my experience, landlords who rent apartments for cash without ID are just happy to receive the rent every month, no "verification" required).

for a rideshare thing we are probably way too niche

"oh wow, this week theres one guy in germany driving from there to there and one guy in brazil"

we need a monero shopping + monero university hybrid ccs - where we build / own a gasoline station and/or garage for car repairs that offers discounts for payment in monero - taxi drivers would be interested

A rideshare platform would still be useful, especially if public transit isn't available and local taxis are too expensive (or it is a long distance trip). I heard that Uber and some other apps ask passengers for ID, if they pay with cash or gift cards... but maybe a KYC-free CakePay/PayWithMoon card could bypass this. Fortunately there is good public transit where I live, and you can still buy anonymous tickets with cash (vs. a public

transit card that requires government ID).

crypto adoption in st kitts targetted taxi drivers - i think they can buy gasoline with crypto there

Instead of owning a gas station, a bounty for (extroverted, i.e. not me) people to go out to local businesses and onboard them to Monero may be more successful.

Maybe prepare a "why and how to accept Monero" brochure + web page and translate it into multiple languages. I wonder if Cake would participate or help to organize this (if the brochure and onboarding demo uses Cake Wallet).

Then people could fundraise bounties for specific cities/countries (or in general) and if someone onboards a merchant in this location, they can claim the bounty.

<anarkiocrypto[m]> "A rideshare platform would still..." <- Bolt exists in Europe and it's no-KYC, would be nice to approach them and ask to accept crypto

Bolt also has scooters and food delivery

It would be a massive win if they started accepting crypto

I dont like telling companies to accept crypto

Because then they start listening to other fools advice and accepting apecoin and shiba, then blame me for their losses

Realistically you won't make alternatives to everything just to accept Monero

The stuff isnt money anyway. If they want to accept nft's, so be it

There are too many platforms to replace

ofrnxmr[m]: That doesn't happen at all. They always choose a third party payment gateway that supports many cryptocurrencies.

I don't care about them accepting scam coins as long as Monero is also an option

Im talking about real people in real brick and mortar shops

Not some wash your nfts for fiat service

I was talking about ride-sharing

Yeah, im talking abiut..

Either they have to not even interact with the crypto and are just using a service to dump it for fiat

Or they have to manage multiple wallets

> <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> Yeah, im talking abiut..

>

> Either they have to not even interact with the crypto and are just using a service to dump it for fiat

See I don't care about that as long as they take my monero :D

IMO no need to enable solana, Shiba, tel, tara or whatever shitcoins might be on instaswapnservicd

I dont accept tsla or googl stock for my services either. Pay me money.. i dont want your nfts nor do I want to pay to transfer and sell them

Im not talking to you 😆, sorry, I type that that sometimes

Speaking as if I was approached by someone or a company that wanted me to take on crypto exposure

They do pay quite a % on every visa/mastercard transaction

if accepting XMR is cheaper overall, they'll jump on it

Thats how I get them.. xmr is cheaper and just works

Is it realistic for a router to have higher power consumption with larger data transfer rates?

> They always choose a third party payment gateway that supports many cryptocurrencies.

It's important that this third party gateway is KYC-free for customers... Bitpay requires government ID to pay even a 20€ invoice, which means it's as financially exclusionary and surveilled as credit cards...

<Moneroxx> Bumpp

> <@anarkiocrypto:halogen.city> > They always choose a third party payment gateway that supports many cryptocurrencies.

>

> It's important that this third party gateway is KYC-free for customers... Bitpay requires government ID to pay even a 20€ invoice, which means it's as financially exclusionary and surveilled as credit cards...

Never seen anyone use bitpay, it's mostly coinpayments or coingate. The only kyc those have is name and phone number but you can fill in bs values.

Happy to hear about CoinPayments/CoinGate. But worried if the EU would force merchants to use KYC'ed payment gateways (Bitpay, Binance Pay, Strike, etc.) in the future...

Non-Custodial is da wey

<anarkiocrypto[m]> "A KYC-free Monero AirBnB would..." <- 100% true. However, one's face and given name will probably be given when you meet the property manager or owner themself.

<anarkiocrypto[m]> "Instead of owning a gas station,..." <- Best way to onboard people is to become a local monero "liquidity provider" in your local town

You may run into people who want crypto for cash or want to cash out their crypto for physical fiat without all the kyc and bank BS

<ofrnxmr[m]> "Thats how I get them.. xmr is..." <- Yes, this is a key selling point. Most people I met who hold crypto do so custodially and have no idea how much they would be paying in fees if they were constantly using Bitcoin layer 1

> However, one's face and given name will probably be given when you meet the property manager or owner themself.

The issue with KYC is that it relies on state permission, i.e. the state must agree to print a passport or national ID card for you (and if the state refuses, there are no appeals or alternatives). For me, it isn't about a name/appearance/phone number/etc., but that there is no way for me to get government ID.

KYC on airbnb is sort of an option. Some hosts only allow verified users, other hosts only require a picture (which is only transfered after payment)