/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30442435
It's the 2nd oldest currency coin with proven uptime and security. I used to think being a Bitcoin copy was legitimate FUD, but then at some point I realized being like Bitcoin actually is good, you know the tech just works and it being faster. Bitcoin won't be the only coin used as a currency like how gold wasn't the only metal used as money. Gold was used by the elites in the ancient days and then average person used silver and copper. Look at whats going on with Bitcoin right now, big companies hoarding it now. People feel "priced out" even though you can buy fractional amounts of Bitcoin. It's a psychological thing, paying $500 for 0.01 btc feels like shit to a lot of people, especially normies. I kid you not, nobody likes to own decimals of something.

Honest businesses will sweat accepting pure privacy coins like monero because we know it has coin washing tech. But I think Monero will still be around as I said, a lot of these currency coins I think will be used along side each other.
Acceptance is the ultimate use case for a currency coin. Litecoin is on every exchange and most of the crypto ATMs alongside Bitcoin. Monero isn't even on coinbase, losing out on lots of exposure. It was even delisted from Bittrex, another American exchange. I personally think having the option of privacy also is better, because now you have a choice.

>>30088621
How much more of a boomer can we become?