I used to think Monero was a great idea. But honestly, I'm not so sure anymore. nostr:npub1s33sw6y2p8kpz2t8avz5feu2n6yvfr6swykrnm2frletd7spnt5qew252p has a great video talking about this issue. I think he's brought some good points to the discussion. https://youtu.be/1LTT7wwyUAQ
Hot potato money
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A lot of Monero users are holding a lot of Bitcoin already. The early adaptor are the cypherpunks searching for alternatives for the fiat money in 2009-2015. Fair enough. The deep state fights the on-/offramp of Monero. Binance delisted Monero. They closed down localmonero. A decentralized exchange can be used. I advise every Bitcoiner to support Monero. If Monero survives this attack - Bitcoin then acts from a different position of power vis-à-vis regulators
Monero is thriving. We've completely recovered our price from before the major delisting. We have more transaction counts on average than we've ever had. We have a new marketplace for peer to peer buying and selling of real world items with Monero for daily life. And we have the Haveno-reto decentralized exchange if we absolutely need fiat.
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