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... that it's a shitcoin. /s We were all wrong about it at one point on our journey. Just as when we started as fiat natives and learned about Bitcoin. The thing is fiat (cash) has some use cases so does Bitcoin and so does Monero. Glad you broadened your perspective. I'd say maximalism is to blame here when Austrian school of economics really is about currency competition not a monopoly. And yes there are 99.9% shitcoins out there that you want your family to protect and shield from. Ironically those shitcoins (icos, nfts, memes) get pumped the most by the cabal.
It feels good to read this thread. The issue of maximalism is so real... I've almost stopped posting about Monero on Nostr because I'm just tired of getting shit on by Bitcoin maxis for no reason (mute list getting big here). For the record, I still hold both coins and nothing else. I got into Bitcoin before Monero was created with the hope of fucking central banks, and that's the same process that led me to Monero with its obvious advantages. I didn't have this problem on Twitter, but I'm waiting here. I'm sure you won't be the last person to realize that Monero isn't "just shit" after all.
I had my reasoning and I still hodl, believe in, and stack Bitcoin. But after seeing the knots and the v30 drama it is clear as day that the Bitcoin space has been corrupted to its core. (Pun not intended) Regardless of what side you stand on it has never been as fragile as it is today, and there are agents everywhere. It’s pretty much made me question the fundamentals of what will truly be valuable in the future if Bitcoin were to fail, and believing in inevitability is beyond irrational when you understand what is truly on the line. After looking into how XMR truly works after days of reading, I simply just changed my mind. With both tools at my side, I do not see how I cannot be ready for either reality. View quoted note β†’