I'm living a normy life, not counting on volatile crypto prices to make me wealthy, but with the option to use crypto as private digital cash.

I invest in mutual funds and retirement accounts, which are historically reliable, and I use #Monero as often as desired, because I like its ability to make private transactions.

If the USD price of Monero skyrockets, that's cool. But if not, that's cool, too. Not stressing.

Crypto was not meant to be an "investment," but to be used as permissionless, peer-to-peer digital cash. It's for making transactions.

Greed is what ruins the crypto experience.

For anyone else reading this, I say don't stake your life on high hopes for wealth that comes from owning traceable Bitcoin. Play with it, use it wisely -- but know that it is not going to make your eldest fans come true.

The same goes for Monero.

But few appreciate the simple fact that Monero transactions are obscured by default. There is no exchange or government or other entity that can track you through the blockchain to see who sends how much to whom.

The idea of digital cash, with absolute privacy by default, is a tremendous concept. And it exists right now!

Stack digital cash!

Don't be afraid to spend some, too -- it costs pennies at most to send!

#XMR