What do with the leftover amount in the wallet? : Monero | Torhoo darknet markets

Send it to me! I promise to take good care of it and only spend it on good drugs!

i always tip out the vendor i am buying the product from. cuz i ensure to always keep my deposits extremely close to the true value of the product, so my "change" from the order is almost always sub $5. decent tip and good way to get the vendor to treat you well from the start tbh :L not that anyone here gives a shit, but here's how i estimate my deposits lol. likely over-engineered but who gives a fuck, no one said buying controlled substances should be math-free.



anyways...

i try to keep as little in my market wallets as possible due to loss of funds if market undergoes spontaneous unplanned disassembly while my money is there, which means i try to deposit almost exactly the correct amount for each order that i make. we all understand that there are essentially random fluctuations of crypto exacerbated by the seemingly longer-and-longer times modern markets take to confirm a deposit and the time it takes to swap crypto after fiat conversion to XMR because not many do direct FIAT to XMR -- usually middleman it via LTC or BTC because it is simply easier and more "official" on the books.

so with all that said, and a few retarded times where i missed the order amount by mere dollars (hell i was short by fucking 12 cents one time after all the deposit flucations and fees--and it was the very start of the day, so missed same day shipping. fucking devastating to my reality that day), i now know that i should over-estimate my deposit. i have my process down to a science and i literally have this in my notepad on my computer for reference:


>
> μ=mean/avg, ∨=max/PR
>
> btc to xmr swap: [mean (μ) ≈ –3.50%, max (∨) ≈ –6.75%]
> via high-quality maker → [μ ≈ –2.50%, ∨ ≈ –4.00%]
> btc deposit transaction fee → [μ ≈ –0.75%, ∨ ≈ –1.50%]
> btc escrow lock fee → [μ ≈ –0.50%, ∨ ≈ –1.00%]
> xmr transaction fee → [μ ≈ –0.25%, ∨ ≈ –0.25%]
>
> xmr market deposit: [μ ≈ –0.25%, ∨ ≈ –0.25%]
> xmr transaction fee → [μ ≈ –0.25%, ∨ ≈ –0.25%]
>
> total loss: [mean (μ) ≈ –3.75%, max (∨) ≈ –7.00%] )
>

so for a transaction where $100 XMR is required, i'd run $107.00 thru my process, because that is the max %loss (∨ ≈ –7.00%) that i've ever experienced in absolutely abysmal conditions. i typically only %lose around the mean (μ ≈ –3.50%), which would estimate that a $107 deposit would result in a $4.0125 loss on the deposit (average conditions), leaving me with a pretty $3.99 in my XMR wallet when the transaction is locked on-market, funded, and sent out to vendor.

this system works 'cause my largest orders are around $1000 USD, which if applied thru my process and expecting max %loss & realizing the true %loss was closer to the avg, then i'd have around $39.99 USD in my XMR wallet leftover -- which id say is pretty fuckin close to $1000 USD...

...better than missing it by 12 fuckin cents, lmao.

keep it u might need it or give it to the crackhead above

swap for shitcoins and HODL or donate to Dread.