Monero (XMR) - The Only True Digital Currency - /biz/ (#60568064) [Archived: 650 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: Mcp86gf9
7/1/2025, 3:10:02 PM No.60568064
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Eventually all will realize this truth. XMR will be the #1 coin. The era of gambling shitcoins is fadingโ€ฆ
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Anonymous ID: UPfywOFC
7/1/2025, 3:39:50 PM No.60568164
if it has no fixed supply and no certain auditability it's not money but a hot potato, the no fee cope is retarded at best
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Anonymous ID: Mcp86gf9
7/1/2025, 4:01:59 PM No.60568243
>>60568164
> if it has no fixed supply
OMG sub 1% perpetually decreasing inflation is INFINITE SUPPLY

>no certain auditability
Just flat out false.

>no fee cope
Who even says this?
Anonymous ID: 879NiMsM
7/1/2025, 4:35:47 PM No.60568382
>>60568164
>it has no fixed supply
It has a fixed supply.
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Anonymous ID: 0zv/q1Y5
7/1/2025, 5:11:00 PM No.60568556
>>60568382
Show me the lines in the source code that states that monero cannot ever have more than X supply (a fixed supply)
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Anonymous ID: OhpLf4mz
7/1/2025, 5:15:29 PM No.60568586
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Anonymous ID: 879NiMsM
7/1/2025, 5:21:36 PM No.60568625
>>60568556
I think you will learn more by performing the exercise yourself. Tip for you though, the fixed supply is not expressed how you seem to image.
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Anonymous ID: w+wJiT3w
7/1/2025, 6:23:24 PM No.60568849
>>60568064 (OP)
Based and true.
Anonymous ID: yUjVfK1J
7/1/2025, 6:35:41 PM No.60568887
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>>60568164
>it's not money but a hot potato,
kek its not money but its doing exactly what BTC did for 10 years - service the needs of the world's largest underground cyber-economy.
kek its not money but I can buy an ever-growing list of legal & illegal goods & services with it directly

Cope harder.
Anonymous ID: znW2g6H8
7/1/2025, 10:11:35 PM No.60569635
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Anonymous ID: DiMvnRcD
7/1/2025, 11:50:23 PM No.60570031
>>60568625
Yeah sure. I knew it. Cucked faggot
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Anonymous ID: 9MBek8W+
7/2/2025, 12:31:14 AM No.60570156
>>60568064 (OP)
monero.town/post/6260944
"Despite earlier setbacks, FCMP development is back on schedule, targeting a Q1 2026 deployment pending code compatibility checks led by MRLโ€™s Justin Ehrenhofer."
Anonymous ID: 879NiMsM
7/2/2025, 4:16:44 AM No.60570709
>>60570031
Hey, I get it. It's hard to stay motivated for something you don't think you'll find. Maybe instead you can try looking for the part in the code where the infinite supply is.
Anonymous ID: px+pISA2
7/2/2025, 4:35:04 AM No.60570757
>>60568164
>if it has no fixed supply and no certain auditability it's not money

>gold has entered the chat
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Anonymous ID: UPfywOFC
7/2/2025, 10:35:50 AM No.60571358
>>60570757
gold isn't money anymore and can't be
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Anonymous ID: bX73OKt9
7/2/2025, 2:39:06 PM No.60571901
Remember anons, a coin with 0.0000000001% inflation has an infinite supply.

This is an important and relevant point to make.
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Anonymous ID: l7jQVnkt
7/2/2025, 2:57:44 PM No.60571948
>>60568064 (OP)
I'd like to use it, but until there is a simple to use bridge between XMR and the ETH/SOL/shitcoin ecosystems its just a no go. Not to mention that most gift card vendors still don't accept it (never mind using it to pay bills or groceries, also impossible).
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Anonya ID: CH0wb/wW
7/2/2025, 8:34:29 PM No.60573592
>>60571948
Go to retoswap and sell xmr directly to your bank account. Better than every gift card. Or for face to face cash.
Anonymous ID: 9eL9rKgH
7/2/2025, 8:37:15 PM No.60573615
XMR and LINK will dominate the top 5 in the coming years. The only two coins with solid use cases.
Anonymous ID: J4K9sf0Z
7/2/2025, 8:47:58 PM No.60573669
>>60571358
>im being retarded and no one can stop me
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Anonymous ID: UPfywOFC
7/2/2025, 9:14:33 PM No.60573815
>>60573669
gold failed and isn't used as money today for a reason
Anonymous ID: V1Sg/Fs2
7/3/2025, 6:29:42 AM No.60575907
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>>60568064 (OP)
This is the best launch on SOL

Automatically pays out 20 of the best stock options on chain (tokenized)

https://dexscreener.com/solana/ETFVZ9K1VS98Cef12H6CPchs8RJfipmb4x3hyUrkcNST
Anonymous ID: kp+WbjFi
7/3/2025, 11:54:26 AM No.60576485
>>60571901
>Remember anons, a coin with 0.0000000001% inflation has an infinite supply.
Over an infinite timeline.
[reddit space]
This is an important point to make.
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Anonymous ID: SCvu1FHL
7/3/2025, 12:06:59 PM No.60576499
>>60576485
>she doesn't intend to live forever
couldn't be me
Anonymous ID: f6NaehqD
7/3/2025, 6:26:13 PM No.60577965
>>60568164
Bitcoin has had an actual inflation bug lol
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Anonymous ID: Xx25bMKE
7/3/2025, 6:45:09 PM No.60578048
>>60571901
Imagine how much better off we would be if they only printed 10 new usd/year which would still infinite supply. Thanks for prolonging the accumulation phase.
Anonymous ID: yUjVfK1J
7/3/2025, 8:05:09 PM No.60578384
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>>60577965
>Bitcoin has had an actual inflation bug lol
Bitcoin has had 2 inflation bugs, one which was exploited and required a chain rollback to fix. Happened in 2010 when BTC had barely a handful of users so the rollback wasn't that big a deal but today? Can you imagine what announcing a "critical chain rollback" in 2025 would do now that the mythology of blockchain immutability is so firmly established?

And there's no guarantee that inflation bug #3 isn't there, waiting silently to be exploited......
Anonymous ID: mM4vMt1V
7/3/2025, 10:09:19 PM No.60578864
>>60568556
show us the line in bitcoin's code (you can't, it's the magic 21 million is an approximation of an asymptote)