You can certainly purchase from a Mexican exporter if you're in Europe with pesos. > If you bought Mexican Peso yesterday and sell it today for a profit then t

You can certainly purchase from a Mexican exporter if you're in Europe with pesos. > If you bought Mexican Peso yesterday and sell it today for a profit then that's it. Why would you care about what it is good for? The whole point of speculating with assets is to make profit from price movements. I mean, funnily enough, I've heard this sort of reasoning: > And now all of a sudden everyone's like, wow, people just decide to put $200 million in the box. This is a pretty cool box, right? Like this is a valuable box as demonstrated by all the money that people have apparently decided should be in the box. And who are we to say that they're wrong about that? Like, you know, this is, I mean boxes can be great. Look, I love boxes as much as the next guy. And so what happens now? All of a sudden people are kind of recalibrating like, well, $20 million, that's it? Like that market cap for this box? And it's been like 48 hours and it already is $200 million, including from like sophisticated players in it. They're like, come on, that's too low. And they look at these ratios, TVL, total value locked in the box, you know, as a ratio to market cap of the box’s token. But, on the other hand, well, > If all the people who constantly say how useless everything is would actually put their money where their mouth is and would trade and bet on lower prices then they would make huge money. I have heard this as well: > So you've got this boxes and it’s kind of dumb, but like what's the end game, right? This box is worth zero obviously. And like that, you know, you can't like keep this smart cap or something. But on the other hand, if everyone kind of now thinks that this box token is worth about a billion dollar market cap, that's what people are pricing it at and sort of has that market cap. Everyone's gonna mark to market. In fact, you can even finance this, right? You put X token in a borrow lending protocol and borrow dollars with it. If you think it's worth like less than two thirds of that, you could even just like put some in there, take the dollars out. Never, you know, give the dollars back. You just get liquidated eventually. And it is sort of like real monetizable stuff in some senses. And you know, at some point if the world never decides that we are wrong about this in like a coordinated way, right? Like you're kind of the guy calling and saying, no, this thing's actually worthless, but in what sense are you right? Shorting is tricky for many reasons. There's the counterparty risk of how you're going to actually collect (say you borrow against FTT to get Tether which you use as collateral for your FTT loan; who's to say Tether is worth anything?). The space is rife with market manipulation, so you could take a short position and just get wiped out. And it could just keep going up until it goes back down. I'd love to be bullish on crypto. I still have some. But like I said, it simply can't be healthy that pretty much every crypto financial product seems to just be based around crypto. It's like a stock exchange where every listed company just trades stock of other companies on the exchange.