Think about the math here. Most people spend years accumulating sats to eventually own a full Bitcoin. But what if there's another angle?
Take Monero at $420 right now. Compare the odds: Bitcoin already has massive adoption and institutional backing—where's the next 10x coming from? A privacy-focused asset with genuine utility, still trading at pocket change prices? The spread between their market caps tells a different story.
Here's the thing though—most won't even consider it. The psychology is real. Bitcoin is familiar, safe, the obvious choice. Everyone's already bought in at that narrative.
But if you're looking at pure upside potential and willing to dig deeper, Monero's current price point isn't just a buying opportunity—it's a question mark the market's still pricing wrong. The question is whether you're betting on what's already priced in, or what's still hidden in plain sight.
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CrossChainBreather
· 12-17 17:18
Honestly, 420 dollars for Monero is indeed cheap, but this logic is also too easy to fool people... Are privacy coins really that valuable?
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WenMoon42
· 12-16 23:01
NGL, $420 Monero is indeed cheap, but how many people are really willing to go all in...
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BTC has been played out by institutions, the potential for privacy coins still exists
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Wait, isn't this logic a bit too "reverse thinking"? Every coin has been talked about like this...
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Cheap ≠ Opportunity, just my honest opinion
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I think Monero's technology is fine, it's just the regulatory risk that no one can clearly explain
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Alright, I’m betting on it, anyway I won’t lose much
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That psychology part hit home, but in the end, it’s all about luck
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The most popular phrase in the crypto world is "Market is mispriced"
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Privacy + cheap sounds very sexy, but in reality...
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Someone should have seen through this long ago, it's a bit late now
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GasFeeDodger
· 12-16 22:58
NGL Monero's price is indeed tempting, but what about the policy risks of privacy coins... Are you really willing to get on board?
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SelfStaking
· 12-16 22:46
NGL, this logic sounds pretty good, but can 420's Monero really take off... I'm still a bit unsure inside.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-16 22:37
To be honest, I've heard this tune too many times... Every time they say the next one is about to take off, and then what happens?
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 12-16 22:34
NGL, this logic is a bit twisted... The price of 420 is indeed cheap, but with privacy coins currently under such tight scrutiny, are you really willing to take the risk?
Think about the math here. Most people spend years accumulating sats to eventually own a full Bitcoin. But what if there's another angle?
Take Monero at $420 right now. Compare the odds: Bitcoin already has massive adoption and institutional backing—where's the next 10x coming from? A privacy-focused asset with genuine utility, still trading at pocket change prices? The spread between their market caps tells a different story.
Here's the thing though—most won't even consider it. The psychology is real. Bitcoin is familiar, safe, the obvious choice. Everyone's already bought in at that narrative.
But if you're looking at pure upside potential and willing to dig deeper, Monero's current price point isn't just a buying opportunity—it's a question mark the market's still pricing wrong. The question is whether you're betting on what's already priced in, or what's still hidden in plain sight.