/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29325938
>I've read it in entirety quite a while ago, and although I agree with most points, I don't consider it realistic (yet). It gets reposted so often because it's powerful hopium

The given timeline might be iffy but their general reasoning is pretty spot-on: global criminal elements ARE clearly moving into crypto and Monero IS obviously going to become their crypto of choice since it's already destined to dominate the darknet black markets.

So its more a question of WHEN rather than IF.

>>29294623
>I get chills every time I think about Monero's potential. When this shit explodes, it will be a moment for the ages.

>>28984394
>Price in a year bros?
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>Need explanations why as well if you wouldn't mind.

Don't worry so much about next year's price, just kick back and relax safe in the knowledge that the inevitability of black markets, tax evasion and money laundering will drive XMR to Mars in due time.

They don't call Monero the comfiest hold in crypto for nothing.