/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54369858
>Monero users are wrong on:

Who gives a shit what Monero users think? The free market will decide who wins and who loses.

>>53994194
>don't be surprised when monero is left on the sidelines as a footnote in history instead of becoming p2p cash. that is by far the more likely scenario

Yes, that's precisely what the free market is signaling. Its over, boys, Bitcoin won.

>>52405238
>Seem like the old guy just doesn't have the strength it once had.

Bitcoin? Yeah, we've noticed lol

>>51597367
>because monero is pointless. you can't invent absolute digital scarcity twice.

Retarded maxipad narrative is retarded, Monero is already taking over Bitcoin's usecase in OPSEC-critical markets.

>>51518485
>I'd say it will be a very long period of booms and busts until the $1mill mark.

On the strength of what? BTC can't even maintain relevancy in a sector it had historically dominated over the past 10 years and loss of confidence tends to be contagious.

>>51074911

"Monero is still a shitcoin" lolololololol

Friendly reminder that salty bitfags are having great difficulty accepting the reality that their surveillance coin is fatally flawed and incapable of providing the privacy & fungibility guarantees necessary for secure frictionless transactions and that:

1. the only 100% crypto-only commercial sector in the world is rapidly abandoning Bitcoin for Monero, with 4 new Monero-only markets having launched in just the past month alone.

2. "muh Lightning Network/federated mints/submarine swaps/CoinSwaps/CoinJoins" and their ilk have absolutely zero traction in darknet OPSEC circles, nobody gives a shit about anything Bitcoin-related anymore, period.

3. This growing loss of confidence in BTC will eventually spill over into the clearnet realm as more and more normie BTC users/holders keep getting burned by evermore onerous regulations and tainted coin blacklisting.

4. Its over, Johnny.

>>50730873

BTC IS ENGINEERED TO FAIL AT MAINTAINING REAL-WORLD MARKET ADOPTION

>>50687809
>>Next bitcoin
>Holy fucking cope.

XMR is literally replacing Bitcoin in real-world markets. I'm willing to make the bet it flips BTC at some point in future when sanity returns to the cryptosphere.

>>50324017
>This makes no sense. Cope loser

Get with the times, grandpa.

>>50172255
>something rapidly disappearing from ecosystems

Go on....