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[J @Costalot905]

This is not financial advice but, you should probably own some monero

[J @Costalot905]

@MgkMshrmBrkfst @XMRVoid It's mathematically impossible

[J @Costalot905]

Please RT @vikrantnyc @XMRVoid @moneromatteo @XBToshi

[J @Costalot905]

Working on a story for a small magazine about the philosophy behind $XMR and the right to privacy for one of my classes.

Looking to interview an active #Monero user.
Focus: Ethics & Daily Usage (Not price/trading).
Format: Text or Voice.
Privacy: 100% Anonymous/Pseudonymous.
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[J @Costalot905]

If you have a story to tell, reach out on SimpleX

https://t.co/zAoUdpLaol

Thanks!

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[J @Costalot905]

@chicoscut Interesting take.

[J @Costalot905]

@Web3gsa @XMRVoid You must be new to XMR, my friend

[J @Costalot905]

@UK_Moyi Don't spread something that isn't necessarily true. Allah knows best and is the ultimate judge. Not you.

[J @Costalot905]

@Web3gsa @XMRVoid This picture isn't even close to being true...

[J @Costalot905]

This is not financial advice but, you should probably own some monero

[J @Costalot905]

@knifewalker @WhaleInsider It's not, the policy is only for companies. Not individuals

[J @Costalot905]

@DoingFedTime PGP is the only way

[J @Costalot905]

@sebp888 Between $21 Trillion and $32 Trillion are found in off-shore accounts. Assuming the 0.05% of the former, would set monero's market cap at $105B with the average monero being worth $5,651. I don't think it can reach $1m a coin, however I do believe it's extremely undervalued.

[J @Costalot905]

@level941 Bro doesn't even know his own Bible.

Matthew 21 :10-11

When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the whole city was stirred and asked, “Who is this?" The crowds answered, “This is Jesus, the prophet from Nazareth in Galilee."

[J @Costalot905]

@Cobratate Yeah, you sold out.

[J @Costalot905]

@Cobratate I knew you'd shill Monero eventually. It was just a matter of time...

[Omar @omar_dddg]

Umar, the second Caliph, refused to pray inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem when invited by the Christian Patriarch Sophronius because he feared a small chance future Muslims use his prayer as an excuse to take over the church and convert it into a mosque.

[Hala Jaber @HalaJaber]

The Church you visited, Tommy? Its keys are held by two Muslim families, the Nuseibehs and Joudehs, guardians since Saladin’s time in 1187.
Muslims protected Christianity’s holiest site for 900 years.
Your ignorance, however, remains impressively unprotected. @TRobinsonNewEra

[J @Costalot905]

Wait until bro finds out Muslims have owned the keys and opened the church every day for 1300+ years...

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

I’ve been on my Christian pilgrimage today