>pic relatedmonero is what people think bitcoin stands for and makes (((keynesians))) seethesound money, safe mode
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>>545046359based XMR chad
Money has to be durable, valuable, portable. Crypto fails ALL three.
>>545047195>t. living in (((hyperinflation)))>t. country has (((sanctions)))monero succeeds in all three brotherhttps://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210601-lebanon-crisis-among-world-s-worst-since-1850s-world-bankfood for thoughtbanks rugpulled us in 2019 and it's all been downhillcrypto saves lives
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>>545047195>durableHow isn't it durable? I'd say 'public ledger saved on thousands if not millions of computers' is more durable than 'Paper' or 'small metal bar'. >valuableDefine value>portableSeed phrases can be entered into most internet-connected devices.
>>545045144Imagine believing this shit isn't a psyopNow imagine trading real world assets for a psyopZOGcoins, not even once, jews
>>545047986Monero is up there as an S-tier asset, but it definitely isn't "money".>durableWhat happens if the elites shut off the public internet, or there is a sustained, widespread collapse of your local electrical grid?>valuableAs in, what can you DO with it outside of barter? For metals, they have been used for jewelry and kitchenware for thousands of years. In modern times, all of the big 4 (silver, gold, copper, and platinum) are used in electronics and they each have varying industrial uses.>portableSimilar weaknesses as durability. Those withstanding, XMR does beat out metals in this category.
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>>545045144ZEC does everything XMR does but better
>>545049061>Now imagine trading real world assets for a psyopThat's what you do every time you use cash... you've been psyopped into thinking green shreds of paper have value
>>545049753Zcash has worse privacy, because most transactions are unshielded and there is no privacy by default, which is why nobody who actually needs privacy uses it. The only people who use Zcash are people trying to get rich off crypto. Nobody actually uses it for private transactions because it’s backfired glow tech with shit privacy
>>545045144Its as illegal as hollyhoast
>>545049319>What happens if the elites shut off the public internet,Alternative networks.>or there is a sustained, widespread collapse of your local electrical grid?Generating your own power and low power devices>As in, what can you DO with it outside of barter? Have a private, anonymous, easily divisible, completely fungible way of not having to engage in a bartering economy. >For metals, they have been used for jewelry and kitchenware for thousands of years. In modern times, all of the big 4 (silver, gold, copper, and platinum) are used in electronics and they each have varying industrial uses.You and I both know well that the valuation of any given product or service is not tied to its practical uses. According to your theory behind value, the market would be so irrational, it'd implode in seconds. >Similar weaknesses as durability. No, you are just trying to claim that portability is not a given because durability is not a given. If you assume durability is a given, all your arguments against portability don't exist. >Those withstanding, XMR does beat out metals in this category.By a wide margin, I might add. Unless you just love smelting gold for small purchases.
>>545045144PRISM captures all
