Everyone realized Bitcoin has no use case and there is no actual reason to invest in it besides selling it later for more USD
>>62315674If that were the case XMR would've mooned
>>62315674nah the real reason is its now saylorcoin not btc
>>62315741So what's the lie for the next "cycle" going to be?
>>62315674The bitcoin's value is determined by influencers on YouTube. Weird.
>>62315749Fools losing money on bc are going to lose their pensions to spaceX rugpulling them with Elons debts.
>>62315674I really need you guys to pump my vaporware up over $96,000 so that I can make my exit.
>>62315674Most of code that's written for 150K a year never gets used IRL. But yet we have a shit ton of code niggers writing that shit code.
>>62315714No XMR is doomed for a different reason (and I'm an XMRfag)> The people who use money for actual evil things already run the government and don't need XMR's privacy. For example, if you're the President and you can just issue lifetime pardons for all your friends and family that exempt them from any prosecution now or int he future, who gives a shit if people can find out what you did? These people, the biggest possible source of liquidity for XMR, don't need it.> The people who use XMR to escape government scrutiny for things that may be socially wrong but not ethically wrong (whistleblowers, persecuted religions, etc) just use cash. > Normies do not care about privacy at all. There's a reason all the biggest companies int he world are the ones that monetize harvesting and selling your personal information. If normies were ever going to care about XMR we'd know from the shape of our market and society, and those two things suggest the contrary.Monero is the ultimate curse of being a rational product for an irrational market.
The use-case of BTC is taking money from dumbasses who become exit liquidity. Its a literal Ponzi scheme with no other purpose.
>>62316387Friendly reminder the tulip industry still exists and is worth billions of ars
It’s really just a better version of gold, everything else attached to it is pure narrative. I almost don’t even factor my holdings into my net worth anymore, otherwise it’ll drive me insane.
>>62316387At least with tulips you get a pretty flower. With BTC you get pixels on a screen
>>62315749that because its crashed hard theres 100x potential again
>>62316399Can't make a watch out of bitcoin>You can make watches out of other materialsYeah but other materials don't last for centuries
>>62316375If I were you'd I'd lose that 'Bruh privacy products can't ever succeed' mentality.
>>62316375Monero would only be good if the wallets were all tied to KYC and could only be used by those with valid US identification and a clean criminal history record. Keep the anonymous transactions but lose the freaks, creeps, and weirdos.
>>62315674Would you rather have 1 Bitcoin now, or a few thousand dollars in past years, that you blew on whatever it is you amuse yourself with? Do you understand this question? If no, go back. All.
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>>62317107rn is what counts and I'd rather have 63000 dollars thanks
>>62317122Checked.And based desu.You need to live, eat, shit, buy crap, but I also speak truth. Every penny in BTC is generational wealth much later. It is 1 BTC.
>>62315749>next cycleThis is the last cycle, man. It's ogre
>>62316957If I thought it couldn't EVER succeed I wouldn't hold XMR. I just don't think it'll succeed in any timeframe that makes XMR anything more than a hold of conviction in my beliefs.
>>62317074Minero is the only digital CASH. Nigger
>>62315674Remind me of this thread in 6 months after we've done a massive reversal and fuck you rally to 180k.
