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ID: akfhCK1k/biz/60628797#60637429
7/16/2025, 5:29:53 PM
>>60636579
>financially illiterate
>your understanding of markets and economies is downright embarrassing.
>>extreme economic views
lol this is rich coming from somebody who just claimed that wealth spontaneously materializes from the aether.
>financialization is the literal fucking backbone of the entire western economy.
There is no economy without productivity and consumption, numbskull. And the "western economy" doesn't operate in isolation.
>If you disagree with the memetics of bitcoin, you by extension disagree with everything that has led to you living in the first world standard of living you find yourself in.
lol I enjoy my 1st world standard of living because my ancestors busted their ass working and producing.
BTC itself produces nothing, if you owned 100% of all coins you'd still have nothing. If you owned every plot of land on earth you'd be the richest man alive.
>There are millions of people who cashed out their BTC
lol citation needed
>their stocks, their derivatives and all the other financial products that operate exactly this way.
lol stocks are backed by businesses that produce goods and services for paying customers and clients, BTC is backed by wash trading, infinite USDT printing and a whole lotta FOMO.
>legitimate economic activity
Hoarding non-productive assets like crypto isn't economic activity
>Who the fuck thinks they’re signing up for that when they start researching Monero?
lol "research Monero", what's there to research? Its a privacy utility just like PGP or Tor/I2P, either you need it or you don't.
There is no wealth without hard work, my nigga, no sustainable profits without cashflows from non-investors. Your hopes & dreams of making it by hoarding crypto depend solely on how many greater fools can be convinced to ape in, and those are in ever shorter supply.
XMR can be an exception as long as we can attract hordes of consumers to an ever-growing Monero economy, which again requires.........productivity. Get to work.
>financially illiterate
>your understanding of markets and economies is downright embarrassing.
>>extreme economic views
lol this is rich coming from somebody who just claimed that wealth spontaneously materializes from the aether.
>financialization is the literal fucking backbone of the entire western economy.
There is no economy without productivity and consumption, numbskull. And the "western economy" doesn't operate in isolation.
>If you disagree with the memetics of bitcoin, you by extension disagree with everything that has led to you living in the first world standard of living you find yourself in.
lol I enjoy my 1st world standard of living because my ancestors busted their ass working and producing.
BTC itself produces nothing, if you owned 100% of all coins you'd still have nothing. If you owned every plot of land on earth you'd be the richest man alive.
>There are millions of people who cashed out their BTC
lol citation needed
>their stocks, their derivatives and all the other financial products that operate exactly this way.
lol stocks are backed by businesses that produce goods and services for paying customers and clients, BTC is backed by wash trading, infinite USDT printing and a whole lotta FOMO.
>legitimate economic activity
Hoarding non-productive assets like crypto isn't economic activity
>Who the fuck thinks they’re signing up for that when they start researching Monero?
lol "research Monero", what's there to research? Its a privacy utility just like PGP or Tor/I2P, either you need it or you don't.
There is no wealth without hard work, my nigga, no sustainable profits without cashflows from non-investors. Your hopes & dreams of making it by hoarding crypto depend solely on how many greater fools can be convinced to ape in, and those are in ever shorter supply.
XMR can be an exception as long as we can attract hordes of consumers to an ever-growing Monero economy, which again requires.........productivity. Get to work.
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