Mainstream adoption runs on $BTC. But here's what actually matters—institutional players, those who truly understand assets, they've always relied on $XMR. And they always will.
Why? Privacy isn't a feature for them. It's survival.
Meanwhile, the average person doesn't even think about it. Too busy scrolling, too distracted to care about where their money goes or who's watching. Ask a regular user about financial privacy? Silence.
That's the game. Two parallel worlds. One operates in plain sight, the other in the shadows—deliberately.
The lesson? If you're serious about your wealth, you stop accepting surveillance as normal. You make your money private. You move different.
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screenshot_gains
· 8h ago
XMR has really been understood by institutions, while ordinary people are still being exploited.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 8h ago
Alright, it does make sense, but most people simply don't have that awareness.
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ForkItAllDay
· 9h ago
XMR will never have the liquidity that BTC does. This guy is overthinking it.
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MoonlightGamer
· 9h ago
That's what they say, but how many institutions actually use XMR? Aren't they all just trading BTC to cut the leeks?
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TradFiRefugee
· 9h ago
Are institutions really playing with XMR? Or are they just making up stories again...
Mainstream adoption runs on $BTC. But here's what actually matters—institutional players, those who truly understand assets, they've always relied on $XMR. And they always will.
Why? Privacy isn't a feature for them. It's survival.
Meanwhile, the average person doesn't even think about it. Too busy scrolling, too distracted to care about where their money goes or who's watching. Ask a regular user about financial privacy? Silence.
That's the game. Two parallel worlds. One operates in plain sight, the other in the shadows—deliberately.
The lesson? If you're serious about your wealth, you stop accepting surveillance as normal. You make your money private. You move different.