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@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 hey again, I found this: https://crippled.media/article/why-you-should-use-monero-to-pay-and-get-paid-for-controversial-content-and-how-to-do-it.-aka-a-cripples-guide-to-monero

@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 You're welcome to ask me whenever you feel better. Hope you have a good weekend with plenty of rest.

@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 the whole point of crypto is you don't need a bank's permission to use it

@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 Why would you transfer it to your bank account? You have a local, non-custodial wallet, right?

@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 You're not a dummy, it just works differently than other monetary systems. Instead of a bank having a ledger of your past transfers (and thus your account balance), a cryptocurrency uses a distributed ledger. It's a big peer-to-peer network that keeps one giant ledger intact and correct. When you "send" crypto to someone else, you're just pushing a new entry to the big ledger. New "coins" are created by users who run mining software, which requires a lot of energy and specialized hardware. (This last part is not true for Monero however.) Wallet software is just software to interact with the ledger. A bank or other intermediary is not needed at all. Because the network is entirely peer-to-peer, you don't need permission from anyone to receive and spend cryptocurrency.

@Mystix @Hkaizen @Undercity4 Moreover if you want to spend your monero (or find ways to exchange it for cash), look at https://monerica.com or https://kycnot.me/

@Yokappa yooooo, you did not

@Shadowman311@poa.st he should invite Fuentes on there-oh wait