/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26063727
>decent points, but at 10 dollars each with a 20mil supply you can only move 200mil a day if you had all of it. consider the millions in paper cash that the cia was paying hamid karzai, the "prime minister" of Iraq. You can'tsetup puppet governments of manipulate global markets with such low liquidity, so at some point it's probably gonna explode in price to accomodate for state actors malarkey in the future

Speaking of:

"The only thing tougher than smuggling drugs across borders is getting the profits back to cartels, officials say. Cash is heavy, and transporting it exposes traffickers to high risk. Putting it into banking systems geared to detect dirty money is perilous, too."

>Latin American crime cartels turn to cryptocurrencies for money laundering
https://www.reuters.com/article/mexico-bitcoin-insight-idUSKBN28I1KD

That major crime syndicates are now getting into crypto is a flashing fucking BUY signal for XMR.

>>25984295

Based.

>>25705177
>>Think still if it were to get regulated price will tank but black market will still use it even if its $5 per coin

Think about it: what kind of message would heavy regulation/illegality effectively send?

>Monero works too damn well at maintaining transactional privacy and it frustrates us beyond belief!

How would that not be a HUGE fucking Batsignal to every criminal element on Earth to start using XMR?

And more demand = higher price