Monero (XMR) – What do you think?

xmr's whole value prop is being untraceable so of course it's gonna get heat forever
delistings hurt liquidity short term but doesn't kill demand, just pushes it to other rails
long term i think it survives just stays niche, never goes full mainstream like btc
 
xmr's whole value prop is being untraceable so of course it's gonna get heat forever
delistings hurt liquidity short term but doesn't kill demand, just pushes it to other rails
long term i think it survives just stays niche, never goes full mainstream like btc
Its better that it doesnt go mainstream like btc to be honest cause then governments will really step in.
 
This is the only real cryptocurrency at the moment. When the masses finally realize that, put your seat belt on!!
 
In my opinion, Monero will continue to exist despite increasing regulatory pressure. Regulations may limit exchange listings, but the demand for financial privacy remains a key factor supporting XMR's value and user base.
 
In my opinion, Monero will continue to exist despite increasing regulatory pressure. Regulations may limit exchange listings, but the demand for financial privacy remains a key factor supporting XMR's value and user base.
I sure hope so I need it to remain for life its literally the greatest thing ever invented in my opinion the fact no one can crack it is very impressive im excited to see if it beats quantum computers in the future.
 
Monero is the only crypto that is still today used for the purpose that crypto was created. If it fails then crypto has truly failed, although I don't think it will.
 
In my opinion Monero is a very good cryptocurrency if you want to remain anonymous, however, I don't know what will happen if the governments sanction it.
 
To me, monero will always be the main crypto on a hidden hardware wallet. No one will sanction it, because those who could do that use xmr as well. And it's like gold, it's not a crypto for day to day payment, is the crypto for holding for quite a long time.
 
XMR may face increasing regulatory pressure, but the demand for privacy could still help it maintain its place in the market.
 
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