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Youtube Video Monero mentioned: 'Centralized exchanges and governments don't like what they can't control.'
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From min 3:53 about Monero.
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2024
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What's waht I have been writing on this forum for a long time. Unfortunately we can't fight against governments
Those of us who live in countries ruled by oppressive governments don't think about fight, they actually have the struggle on a daily basis.
The black or grey economy can be considered a form of guerilla warfare
Using Monero XMR as money has many advantages, it doesn't have to have anything to do with rebellion or revolt. Sellers who accept XMR get their digital money sent to their wallet immediately upon purchase and can use it. There is no bank in between, they don't have to count change and can use it themselves for purchases worldwide. It simply makes sense to use Monero, no matter what color the market is in your jurisdiction.
It's better to swap Monero on not centralized exchanges and be calm and happy 😅
A simple example: A Rastafarian from Indonesia buys cannabis products in the Netherlands and pays in Bitcoin. This is much more dangerous for him than paying for the purchase in Monero. Indonesian penalties are draconian. But most of us here would probably agree that the buyer should have nothing to fear.