The money is coming from the treasures of the wicked into the hands of the righteous ones.
This has to be a bad joke, or a prophesy of your own demise, in the view of some of your old quotes from the same month, visible in the previous page.
What I can say to your credit, is that your despicable character prompted me to read Hitler's biography. Apparently the guy was very opposed against liars and thieves.
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Theologically it is wrong actually what I claimed here. I basically put it up to provocate you.
Theologically speaking, a man can be rich and wicked but also righteous and rich.
In case of the first, the reason is G-d repays the few good deeds of a wicked with cash in his/her face so that G-d do not owe anything in the day of Judgement.
The latter case is perhaps a situation of a philantrophist who is the tool to give money to Torah learning and people coming closer to the Creator (note: not Jeshu since he is not a Creator but a wicked human being).
When it comes to Hitler's biography, I am sure he has his reasons to antisemitism. After all, he needed the support of his people to his evil deeds such as Kristallnacht or other redistributions of people's wealth and belongings.
Hitler himself was a thief and murderer.
Pricewise, if Monero ever succeeds, the payoff is not that nice (against btc) so that it would attract many investors at current prices. After all, it has to go up "only" 40 times from the current prices to reach the parity with btc(!!!). This shows how expensive Monero really is currently in relation to bitcoin.