/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58125364
>yeah people also need toilet paper to shit, doesn't mean TP companies are a good investment.

Buying stock in a company that has an absolute monopoly on TP production actually makes for a very lucrative investment.

Monero is likewise establishing an absolute monopoly on grey & black market payments, the future growth potential of this nascent shadow economy is positively enormous, especially in the grey market sector as that is the one that is most attractive for normies. No customs, sales or income taxes to worry about = overall lower prices than equivalent clearnet listings = more attractive to consumers. More and more consumers entering the economy = more and more demand for a limited amount of XMR = slow but consistent NGU over time.

Now compare that to BTC: ever-diminishing demand as a medium-of-exchange, too unpredictable to ever function as a reliable store-of-value, increasingly dependent on speculative mania and stablecoin BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR to keep it afloat.....yeah, its obvious to anybody with even an average IQ what the superior investment opportunity is here.

Having said all that though I must stress that Monero Is A Terrible Investment™ and you should only be buying it to spend it.

Anyway, keep HODLing your increasingly useless memecoin like the absolute retards y'all are, never spending it is indeed the best way to grow a circular economy lmao

>>57952089
>muh store of value

You don't actually expect us to take that seriously, do you?