A fun thought experiment for house prices: How much would this house be worth if the law required you to pay cash (not borrow) for it?
Or for #Bitcoin: What would the price of Bitcoin be if it were delisted from *all* centralised exchanges worldwide?
Happy Paper Bitcoin Summer to all the ETF #cypherpunks!
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There are around 1B houses on this planet. One average house (probably pretty low standard) therefore should cost around 0.02 XMR
#Monero
Self-custodial Monero.
Nothing debt or paper based.
Sir the hypothetical is not "if law required you to pay cash" but "if governments and financial institutions couldn't print money."
So, Monero? Very nearly the only cex that still lists it is Kraken US. And I would not be that surprised to see it go away there as well.
Yeah, Monero users already know the answer to that question. The delistings there made me only more optimistic about its future, and more confident in its relative price stability.
OTOH, I wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin's true price (i.e. removing the intense institutional pressure to rally greater fools into the NGU casino) is lower than Monero's.
Even then, since Kraken is KYC it defeats the whole purpose of using XMR.