They still see no value in Monero? Accept, that Bitcoin is seen as digital gold, as something that is easily controlled and tracked and never will be actual money that challenges the status quo. Once you are there, let go of your grief. There's still Monero and they will never make it a strategic reserve, create ETFs around. In other words. It is money for the people and will be money for the people.

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People like you have gotten me truly curious about Monero. Maybe I’m being fooled but I’m learning and value your argument.
Thank you. I am trying to make people aware of Bitcoin since 2010. In the last years I started to focus more on Monero. It's borderline comical, that Bitcoiners are now almost as resistant to Monero as nocoiners were in the beginning to Bitcoin. What I value most is... freedom (the ability to follow my life as I see fit), choice (market seeks choice over one ring/coin to rule them all, even if that means one thing dominates for some time), honesty (there are tradeoffs in anything). There are two really scarce assets in this world. Time and privacy. Bitcoiners value time (hard cap that stops the dilution of stored energy/time/value) more than privacy. That doesn't mean privacy doesn't get scarcer by the day. In the end we are all spiritual beings that get transcended by death. And neither striving for time nor privacy will change that. But that shouldn't stop us from aligning with higher principals in the meanwhile. Both Bitcoin and Monero bring new order from a level or two up.
The issue that the Bitcoin community has IMO is that they see BTC as the only valuable crypto and don't want a spare wheel like Monero.
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+Ragamuffin! 1 year ago
But bro, lightning bro. Its good enough privacy bro. Trust me bro. Can you see i just zapped you bro? See? Its good enough privacy
they think it's a fixed pie, and when you buy anything besides bitcoin it means you are personally stealing from them. the entire cryptocurrency marketcap sans bitcoin was personally stolen from them. that's how they think it works.
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Rand 1 year ago
@ the bottom of my rabbithole i found moneros resting/*
follow your curiosity and than make an educated decisions for yourself. At the end of the day, you're the only one responsible for your future. Just don't buy Monero because others tell you that you should. You should have a better reason than that. Yes, I do own some Monero beside Bitcoin. For years.
The way I see it, not a blockchain, not a coin. In other words everything that's a smart contract I'd a shit-token. Then there is altcoins and among those there is some "currencies" with a valid right to exist. From there the only question is if you have utility / use for one of those currencies. If you don't then don't buy them cause that is speculation. People are overthinking stuff
Exchange all your Bitcoin for monero now!!! 🙏😀😂 If I listened to that a year ago I'd be crying today. You shouldn't touch the internet without privacy tools and best practices. For everyone else there is Facebook, Microsoft Windows, iPhones and monero.
Can someone tell me how much Bitcoin I own since its so non private? Waiting... ... .... No I don't see the value in monero. No supply cap Expensive transactions Might as well convert to cash and back for the same result. Heck I'd rather use cash day to day. At least it's accepted at some retailers and people actually have heard of it. Not to mention the xmr community is full of negativity and people with inferiority complexes. If I wanted the bluesky crowd I'd join bluesky THIS IS NOSTR!!!
You fail to understand the difference between anonymity and privacy, or are just being purposely obtuse. You can attempt to remain anonymous on a transparent public ledger, but your transactions themselves are never private and is a foot in the door to unraveling your anonymity. You can't see the value in a Monero because it's transaciton values are actually hidden from the blockchain 🥁 Less than 2 cents to transact is not expenisve. A bit ironic coming from a Bitcoin guy where fees were $100+ earlier this year. You can't use cash to transact instantly with anyone on the planet and it suffers from centralized, arbitrary, and unpredictable inflation along with many other disadvantages I could list