/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58128178
>Just use it for privacy and actually buying goods, but HODL in BTC only.
Unfathomably based.

>>58124881
>you are absolutely delusional. just look at the chart. XMRBTC is down -45% this year and -83% over 5 years.

lmao trust a laser-eyed Bitcuck to infer an equivalence between NGU and economic relevance.

Dogs wearing hats also have very impressive price action, that doesn't make them any more economically relevant.

Anyway, you'll find we're all acutely aware of Tether's ongoing shenanigans here, BTC's fake & gay price action thus isn't as impressive as you think it is.

$100K BTC end of year!


>nobody wants to hold Monero, you just swap BTC or USDT for Monero to use on a DNM and then swap the seller does the same. it's in-and-out.

lol see, that is precisely what economic relevance looks like - people literally NEED Monero to buy specific goods & services. Demand is thus not dependent on user sentiment.

But you'll also find we're very supportive of Bitcoin hoarding here, you absolutely should never spend your sats, always swap into XMR first and use that.

>>57950205
>ETFs are bad news for BTC

ETFs are catastrophic for the already waning BTC circular economy, you can't spend those coins, its just yet more hoarding.

Awesome for Monero though, the more BTC is hoarded the more it spirals into economic irrelevance. Keep it up, morons!

>>57907256
>>$2,952,790,016,000 per BTC

Not selling/spending even then. Going to pass my BTC down to my children so they can borrow against it and never need to sell/spend either. Rinse & repeat down the generations.

#HODLgang4eternity