Plot of The Social Network: taking an idea that's been done (Friendster, Myspace) and borrowing a tweak of that idea (Harvard Connection) and building it into a scalable machine that will change the way the world works (Facebook).
And now they compare Facebook with monero...
Monero is more profoundly innovative than Facebook. Facebook was an interaction of MySpace.
Monero is the first system of any kind in all of human history to provide untraceable, unsinkable transactions in a completely trustless, decentralized, end-to-end manner.You seem to contradict yourself.
On April 23 you said, "I'll give an honest answer. I don't think Monero is the most undervalued coin. I don't know what is, but it's probably something fairly unknown at this point."
Something more 'profoundly innovative' than Facebook would have a larger marketcap than a few million dollars, making Monero extremely undervalued.
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1002657.msg11172151#msg11172151You know, it's hard to mask (through objectivity) the (subjective) soul sometimes.
Honestly, what should the market cap be? Until it is ready for mass adoption, aren't we putting too much onus on marketcap? It is doing exactly as Smooth eloquently outlined for those few who
get-it and can adequately manage it. This is the birthing stage, then will come the VC stage, and then will come mass adoption--or not. That's the gamble and the payoff.
