Midwit Test

[Anonymous No.56457737]

Let's do a quick test /biz/. Did you fall for Monero? If you didn't fall for it, you are not a midwit

[Anonymous No.56457751]

>uses a double negative
>wants to insult others intelligence

[Anonymous No.56457753]

I have never Baught monera but I am still -$63,000… with no savings or retirement … just credit card debt. What wit am i?

[Anonymous No.56457770]

>>56457751
Midwit spotted

[Anonymous No.56457783]

you could have avoided monero and fallen into the other midwit traps like avax, hbar, algo, etc

so dodging monero doesn't necessarily mean you're not a midwit

[Anonymous No.56457813]

>>56457783
Monero is the most /pol/ oriented coin that huffs the "price doesn't matter copium" the strongest. Price does matter, it indicates demand. I like Monero and what it stands for, but the holders are massive faggots.

[Anonymous No.56457890]

Monero is actually useful. Utility mostly doesn't matter to price of cryptos at the moment.

[Anonymous No.56457939]

>>56457737
Fun fact: After the 2020 bullrun, Monero retraced slightly less than ETH.

Why is a formerly rank 30-40 shitcoin being a better store of value than the coin in rank 2? The world may never know.

[Anonymous No.56457959]

>>56457939
>1% of ETH's market cap
>better SoV

[Anonymous No.56458197]

>>56457737
Monero has a use case though. The use case is not "buy and hope to get rich", it's use as actual currency. And for that it works great. T

[Anonymous No.56458413]

It's basically a stable coin. Only instead of being backed by the US dollar it's backed by cocaine and heroin. It does what it does and does it well.

[Anonymous No.56458433]

>>56457737
monero is perfect at its job as a private conduit of value. there's nothing midwit about it unless you buy it as an investment

[Anonymous No.56458470]

>>56458433
Then why did it grow in value from pennies to hundreds of dollars? If Monero was so good at being a currency and not an investment, why didn't it stay at $1? And what's stopping it from growing in value in the future?

[Anonymous No.56458527]

>>56458470
because of supply and demand of course. and the reason its price has more or less stagnated is because it's niche until normies realize they want privacy too

[Anonymous No.56458537]

Monero cannot pump until Israel is defeated.

[Anonymous No.56458651]

>>56458527
>implying terrorists and pedophiles aren't born every day
The price has stagnated because we are at the tail end of a bear market. You conceed that price will go up when normies get more interested. You conceed that Monero is a good investment.

[Anonymous No.56458781]

>>56458537
Allah is not real, you know.

[Anonymous No.56459892]

>>56457737
What if I use it for things, anon? Valuable things. Snowy things. What then?! If you hold Monero, you are so far ahead of the curve it’s not even funny

[Anonymous No.56461353]

>>56459892
>If you hold Monero, you are so far ahead of the curve it’s not even funny
yea i understand it and hold them neros. this is kinda scary thot tho.
holding xmr is like being unvaccinated.

[Anonymous No.56461443]

>>56457737

Bitcoin's price is highly manipulated so such charts are meaningless.

Also, the fact that Monero has what it takes to overcome Bitcoin's network effect and become the default payment option for the black market inspires a lot of confidence in its fundamentals.

So yeah, think I'm going to stick with XMR.

[Anonymous No.56461450]

>>56458781
Then who created you? IDIOT

[Anonymous No.56463332]

>>56458197
and if the usage of the currency increases the value per unit will because demand went up and supply stays almost the same
tEcHnIaLlY price should only go down if demand doesn't increase more than 3% annually