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Cartels want a stable money not something that can drop 50% one day and they are left holding the bag.

Only an absolute naive motherfucker would believe cartels hodl this shit. Even if they use it, they get out of it asap and get into something way more stable (like USDT or USDC).

Think about it.

So you do the deed, get your monero.

Then quickly run that Monero via Atomic Swap/DEX and exchange with BTC.

Then exchange that BTC to a USDC/USDT stable coin.

Great, now you have a stable crypto and it can't be tied to original act, because of the privacy feature of Monero.

BUT YOU AREN'T HOLDING MONERO.

You are not exposed to volatility risk.

Cartels that deal in millions don't want fucking volatility risk. It can ruin their operations.

So in reality they are most likely holding USDT and USDC. It would make most logical sense for them.

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Can someone explain mathematically how taking debt to buy home makes sense?

Asking, because a dude said:
> just pay interest for 40 years bro lmaooooo
And another dude replied:
>no retard, when you have enough money debt is leverage. ngmi

Can anyone explain the mathematical benefits of using debt as leverage?

I'm in 7 figure hell right now and would love to learn how to leverage debt for my benefit.

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