>>18407That's what makes Monero very easy to swing trade. At least it is for me because I've been following it for many years. It's always a good idea to buy Monero when it crashes to sell when it pumps. You're getting a profit and providing much needed liquidity to the market. (You also contribute to the network security when you buy low by keeping the mining rewards afloat)
I have no need for investments like Bitcoin since I'm getting a better percentage from my "work" on Polymarket. The only coins I use these days are USDC/USDT and Monero. As a matter of principle, I proxy all the money movements between crypto work (VPN/Tor) and real life (CEX/bank) through Monero.