>>60789528

cont.

So relax, as long as you can see actual everyday acceptance of Monero increasing, you're fine. The groundwork for a global unregulated P2P economy that will appeal to potentially tens of millions of consumers is currently being laid by hardworking agorists and should ensure a sufficient supply of exit liquidity for you in future, assuming the number of fellow XMR investors remains sufficiently low. Too many investors = the ROI math stops working = no exit liquidity for you.

You're basically just going to have to wait for XMR demand to ramp up organically, there is no NGU shortcut here. But again, that's how you know its real and sustainable.

Meanwhile, delusional "easy money" crypto baggies will continue sleeping like babies, utterly convinced that they're all destined to be millionaires just because the pretty green line on the screen went up. Ignorance sure is bliss.

>>60658017
>They have an infinite amount of money, even more than tether could magically spin up.

And they're going to generously burn through it all just to keep BTC stable and pumping, right?

>They are broadcasting that they’re sending BTC to infinity.

You should be dropping every cent you own into BTC then, huh? Generational wealth awaits YOU!

>It’s a really bad look that you’re trying to tie Monero to a very specific and attenuated form of financial Armageddon.

Armageddon? The focus is on global shadow economy adoption, ya dingus, a market worth TRILLIONS with no permissions required.