🚀 Recent impact on the price of XMR

One of the unforeseen and collateral causes of the QUBIC parasitic ecosystem's attack on Monero is indirectly impacting the price: the immediate damage is being suffered by CEXs: frozen withdrawals, broken order books, institutional panic. The strange thing comes later — if the exchanges close, the attacker loses their most convenient and liquid way to transform XMR into fiat.

Having to sell on P2P changes the mechanics: fragmented liquidity, high slippage, visible counterparties. That friction makes the maneuver more expensive and turns the sale into a black box that can be leaked.

The unforeseen consequence: decentralization itself becomes a trap for those who wanted to dominate the network.

If demand for XMR holds steady, its price rises in this context

Immediate risk to CEXs and their reputation. But tactically, there is an opportunity: P2P monitoring, coordination of liquidity providers, and evidence collection can transform the attack into a public demonstration of its fragility.

If it works, what came to scare could end up undermining the lever of power.