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>>30028940
Do it then. What's stopping (you)? I got Castle Doctrine nigga.

>>29902746
Yup. I'm about to be FILTHY fucking rich in the sucker's rally tho.

>>29903105
Depends on legislators and commitment. XMR is the number one target for crypto bans, and I doubt this trend will change. HOWEVER, the looming economic recession might make governments think twice about sowing further FUD in the USD. On the other hand, they might nip it and other cryptos in the but early so it doesn't replace the USD when the USD does collapse. The reason (justification) for this ban is because it is the #1 most used coin for darknet sales. This means that people who have XMR and use it for its intended purpose will not ever sell until a better coin comes along, which is unlikely as XMR has demonstrated similar desirable traits that BTC had back in the 2010s. This means there will always be a base of value for XMR. Even if XMR is totally banned, the USD will collapse and deregulation is a very good way for governments to avoid/postpone civil unrest backed by whales and boomers. It is also likely these governments will make their own crypto to secure their own power, which is more likely given Agenda 2030.

It's a gamble that is more likely than not going to give you dividends.

>>29884374
Never said to go all in on BTC. Doing that is retarded.

>>29884418
Sorry dude, but unless you're a 200+ IQ super-genius, which (you) and I are not, that will not work in 99.999% of cases. Sure, you might get lucky. But what happens if you don't? You lose everything. If you want to become filthy rich, you need a basis of wealth to bounce off of. If you're like OP, and you only want to live below your means, then there is no point in not playing the long-game. Buffet warned people about this very recently, and you will likely regret taking his advice. For if you don't, you are bound to be just another blade of grass in the pink fields, and soon after, the mower will cut you down.
>history doesn't repeat
>people do