Don't invest in it.
Use it.
You can both invest in it and use it. The one does not necessarily exclude the other. Besides, private wealth storage is a perfectly valid use case.
Yes!
I currently dont have a way to use Monero.
Most of you will hate me for saying this but in 5 years time, I dont think that there will be much potential for good privacy coins
investment wise.
And the reason is that regulation is moving in and they will not like exchanges listing coins which are non traceable.
Using it and expanding it's market reach will be the best protection against future censorship.
I refuse to give a tip online unless they have a Monero address, if we all did that (in other areas as well) then we could create a snowball effect.
@dEBRUYNE, I disagree. BTC seems to be the champ in that department and as long as you can buy Monero with BTC then that probably will not change for awhile.
I currently dont have a way to use Monero.
And the reason is that regulation is moving in and they will not like exchanges listing coins which are non traceable.
Monero have good use case for people and for governments. Regulations will regulate exchanges not the coins since they are permissionless and decentralized. Decentralized exchanges will be harder regulated.
Monero has the best "Use case" of
any virtual currency, the problem is governments do not like to give up the main control they have on the sheeple and that is through the banking system.