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Only because they skyrocketed? Monero I can see. Not sure about Hype. I got scared off from the Terra Luna bullshit scandal so I stay away from anything like that, not sure how Hype fits into this picture. It's made a lot of traders rich but so did LUNA.

Number go up is a consequence of dollar go down. Doesn’t seem like that’s stopping anytime soon. Not sure what the problem is with people of any socioeconomic class having the option to save in an asset that is verifiable, able to be self custodied, and can not be debased at will. That is an innovation and a revolution. If you’re not familiar with the Cantillon effect, I would check that out. Also you’re moving the goalposts again. We were just talking about Bitcoin and you brought in LUNA. They’re not the same thing at all. Forget the market cap if that is not valid to you - compare the properties. But I do appreciate your passion! Will be interesting to see if you’re correct in the coming decades.

> Market cap of LUNA right now is $28-30million OMG that's the point, dumbass Peak market cap of Luna was 41 billion. Guess which "coin" reached 41 billion market cap faster? Yes, Luna. Waaaay faster than BTC. Which means your market cap argument would be fantastic during those few days when Luna was at the top. It's an empty argument. You don't even understand the point you're trying to respond to. You're so brainwashed by your "numbers go up" argument that all you can do is regurgitate.

Market cap of LUNA right now is $28-30million. BTC trades $11-26 billion in volume daily currently. They’re not in the same universe. There are no sec-approved spot LUNA etfs. In contrast, IBIT was Blackrock’s fastest growing ETF. The demand is there and there are now bridges between traditional finance and BTC. Buying and holding is pretty amazing if it preserves or even grows your purchasing power. What other asset trades 24/7 globally with that level of liquidity? That alone is worth about $1.56T at the moment. Pretty amazing. You can think the market is wrong and it’s mispriced, but when it’s outperformed every other asset since its inception, that’s already one huge use case clearly. And bitcoin is not in a vacuum - it’s competing with every other asset in the world. It doesn’t have to be perfect to be better than others for some purposes. Speaking of which, do you know how the dollar and social security work? What about fiscal dominance? The average fiat currency fails within 27-35 years. If bitcoin survives longer than that, I’d consider it a success regardless of its widespread usage. And the name calling comes off as insecurity in your position and a lack of humility, which could be clouding your ability to look at this in a sober way.