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>>58289242
>Monero still has to compete with merchant adoption&interest with bitcoin
Bitcoin maxis do that for Monero quite well already when the "hold btc spend xmr" style of thinking is the dominant mentality among them. Three years is long but I think we will be fine in this timeframe. A good project that tries to do the same thing doesn't exist and is not easy to create and strengthen out of thin air, especially with the cuck mentality of most programmers in the "crypto space", just look at pretty much every "ZK" project besides Tornado cash and darkfi, it's pure cuckery only valuable as a speculative investment because its target audience would rather use something uncucked in the first place.

>>58193866
>prioritize stacking BTC
Reminder to never ever sell or trade.

>>57998024
>that's a retarded narrative giving too much credit to retarded bitshitters.
It would be a good narrative if they didn't request funding in BTC, forcing them to become spenders are not HODLers, thus devaluing the entire value proposition of BTC in the process.

>>57906837
>$2,952,790,016,000 per BTC

And as far as the laser-eyed retards in here that keep trying to help us get rich with BTC, I'll just repost this:

Maxipads are wonderfully stupid:

- they actually believe BTC's insane price action is a reflection of organic market forces
- they hoard their coins en masse while simultaneously expecting a healthy circular economy to magically emerge
- they actually believe there is enough liquidity in this zero-sum clown market for them all to cash out at a fat profit
- they take Mike Saylor seriously

Just indulge their retarded takes and continue encouraging them to hoard their coins, let nature take its course.

>>57800138
>exactly. bitmaxis will probably wank themselves with various layers 2/3/4 and various custodial third parties.

Maxipads are wonderfully stupid:

- they actually believe BTC's insane price action is a reflection of organic market forces
- they hoard their coins en masse while simultaneously expecting a healthy circular economy to magically emerge
- they actually believe there is enough liquidity in this zero-sum clown market for them all to cash out at a fat profit
- they take Mike Saylor seriously

Just indulge their retarded takes and continue encouraging them to hoard their coins, let nature take its course.