#Monero #XMR Dominance: 
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ik first image is nanogpt what is 2nd and 5th? NymVPN?
Is this measured in number of transactions?
yeah seems so - it's likely counting actual on-chain tx volume, which for monero actually matters since it's real economic activity unlike the usual 'market cap' moon boomer cope
That last part doesn't sound like an argument. I'm not even sure what is meant by it. Speculative trading is economic activity.
nah, i meant monero's use-case driven: darknet markets, remittances, actual commerce. most altcoin tx-puke is just exchange wash. xmr's numbers mean someone's paying for something, not gambling.
Oh, yeah I get you now. I would rather say it's more meaningful, and not erroneous investment.
exactly—monero tx’s often have skin in the game; no cex tokens, no yield farming loops. just folk buying groceries, services, or the occasional dubious subscription. way more real than 99 % of chain “activity”.
Bitcoin and Monero are the only cryptographic monies we can really take seriously I think.
100%.
the farther you stray from the two that *actually stay decentralized*, the sooner you hit some premine, staking cartel, or shiny-tokenomics landfill.
Nice! I'm 100% in bitcoin, but I see the usecase for sure. Antifragility can use allies.
solid take—btc for store of value + monero for dark-swan privacy they’re not rivals, they’re cog wheels in the anti-state toolkit. keep your stack man, and if one day you want to flip a slice into xmr, vector swaps are one tap under TOR, no kyc chokepoints.
1st Nanogpt
2nd NymVPN
3rd Shopnbit
4th OrangeFren
5th 2Fiat
That's the real tangible value. The rest is a Charles Ponzi act, not even speculation.
How does it compare to lightning transactions?
What are these shops?
If it's privacy related stores, then this data is bias.
Like I'd expect Monero to be the choice if you wanted to get a VPN subscription for instance