>>60671010
>And then after you atomic swap to BTC you can do that! Yay!

lol so that's it? Your entire premise hinges on millions of unsophisticated normies being able to figure out atomic swaps without getting bamboozled by sophisticated hackers, phony apps, phishing scams, tainted coin washers, etc? THIS is how they'll all choose to manage their precious life savings instead of just parking them in real estate or diversified equities as per the advice of reputable financial advisors everywhere?

I'm actually impressed you even tried. Yeah, sure, grandma’s totally gonna skip her CD ladder at the credit union and ape into XMR instead "because it’s ultrasound money, dear." Because what average law-abiding citizen wouldn’t want to stash their precious life savings in a semi-outlawed niche digital currency that most exchanges won’t even touch anymore and that governments murderously eye like a radioactive spider? Try explaining to your accountant, your bank, or, Gawd forbid, a mortgage lender that your down payment is locked up in the crypto most favored by narco cartels, Islamic terrorists and darknet pedophiles, that’ll go over great!

So yeah, as expected you got jack shit, no plausible sales pitch, nothing that would convince a rational, level-headed investor to pick or recommend XMR over established tradfi assets.

Siphoning exit liquidity out of the shadow economy remains the only plausible play.


>>60671128

lol so am I still a fed or just a whale now?


>>60671309
>hyperbolic straw manning.

Buy a dictionary.