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It pays off to be early. Not everybody is well equipped to be early. I've been exploring alternative monies long before Bitcoin arrived. Me telling you that you can be early in Monero again is meeting some resistance in you and others that I don't understand. I (beyond) others have been the one telling you to invest in Bitcoin in 2010-2015. Which ironically lead to even my mother being more of a hardcore Bitcoiner than 95% of self-declared BTC maxis here. With that atituded you would never have invested in BTC as early as I did, even back then being fully aware that if this is catching on it easily will reach $10k which it did. But is meaningless today as fiat is collapsing. Now I tell you Bitcoin is a good store of value. States will adopt it. It will stengthen the state once fully adopted and once KYC makes taxation by surveillance and force so much more easy for the state or AI government. By then Bitcoin is as good as fiat to provide for your family. Fiat cash still works in societies like Argentina or Zimbabwe, because people adopted a secondary store of value (USD). The same you can apply for yourself with BTC and cash. Cash gives you superior privacy and as you convert on the spot you don't really use purchasing power. See, I wished Bitcoin could have been the one fits all solution. It simply is not. There's YIn and Yang for a reason. There is solar (Bitcoin) and lunar punk (Monero). Look into it if you really care for your family. Bitcoin is partially flawed as it does not protect the privacy of the individual. Without privacy no freedom and without freedom no free markets and without free markets no meaningful economic activity. Without that we all will be worse off. Maybe not people like me who thanks to Bitcoin reached escape velocity early on and are now free radicals that the state rightfully perceives as their strongest enemies. If you'd be in my position you'd understand why me and my family are extreme targets in this shift of the power structure and I can not afford to use weaker privacy protection because BTC might outperform Monero for a couple percentage points, which I anyways don't believe it will. I see a short to midterm term potenial for BItcoin to x10 while I see x100 to x1000 in Monero. I hold my Bitcoin dear. And I hold my Monero dearer (and spend them as well). P.S. privacy cycle just got started with Zcash pump. Read some Monero longer term charts. Don't say you haven't been warned. It's not my vault you didn't look into Bitcoin in 2010. I told everybody I knew about it.
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Yes and no. I went ideologically all in on Monero. Still hold a Bitcoin position that enables me toact the way I do from a hedged perspective, because it allows for being wrong longer than the system can stay solvent. I don't run the numbers often but Bitcoin probably makes up not more than 20% of my stack. My recommendation to maxis is not to follow my example but maybe experiment with 90/10 or 80/20.
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It's nice to have big balls. It's nice to be not a scared coward. But you are describing the 1% alphas in every society not the 99% herd followers. I don't think it is smart to sacrifice 99% of the people because you think they are dumb. Yes they may be dumb for not doing everything they could to protect their sovereignty, but as a good leader you protect your friends, family and community (after protecting yourself) and not letting them run into their inevitable demise or expose your strongest allies to weak defense.. That's why real Bitcoin OGs are into Monero. nostr:nevent1qqsq7c7zkt6ugv6745sa7xcyuw4gjzt74w3aqy6y0wk3wf0nccrhtnsprpmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctvqgswmc7e2am5uh2u09nykk6s75chp6gzf4mvjrvelj5nyj3ue9u48qsrqsqqqqqpvfay99
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