Why does xmr always do nothing in terms of price?
The coin that never moons
Christopher Campbell
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Chase Perry
because it's a worthless shitcoin
Anthony Hernandez
it will take time :)
no paid company behind which paid for pump and dump
DAUERT BISSCHEN ZUM MOND BRUDI
Cameron Torres
Because its actually useful right now as a way to purchase drugs, guns, fake IDs, launder cash, evade taxes, etc etc, and thus isn't as plagued by speculative bubbles that shitcoins in alpha with no immediate use case go through.
Benjamin Rivera
Because Moneros price is strongly correlated to bitcoin. Interestingly enough it’s % movement to the upside when compared to bitcoin has been gradually increasing. If bitcoin doesn’t get its act together there’s no reason why monero can’t become the defacto store of value. If bitcoin can implement privacy you better fucking sell monero
Julian Bennett
Because it's the only coin people use for purchasing items. All the other coins are speculative trash with no adoption.
Isaac Clark
It's not regulator friendly which means it's not tax friendly which means institutional investors won't touch it which means it always does nothing in terms of price.
Nathaniel Edwards
It went from $0.30 to over $300. What the fuck more do you want from it?
Luis Long
hahaha lol how delusional can you be
nobody expects institutional money to go into XMR
Angel Ramirez
Because its used for a lot of transactions where people sell it afterwards. Its stable because its being used as a currency. It will moon eventually, especially as regulations become harsher and harsher until normal goyim cant own anything except it.