/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57744089
>>for something to become money, it needs to be widely accepted, not accepted in a small circle of murderers and pedos

What part of "parallel economy" do you find confusing?

>>57505974
>nah. the only way these shitskin quality arguments work is if you assume the governments of the world will entirely ban both bitcoin and monero, but that's just cope. in reality monero is one of the first things outlawed and the only people willing to use it also don't care about blacklisted coins and utxo taint for the exact same reason.

lol being banned is a badge of honor AND a resounding validation of the tech. Banning XMR but not BTC makes BTC seem cucked and suspect.

And people care about taint in proportion to the amount of inconvenience it causes them. More inconvenience = more abandonment of BTC, as seen on the darknet.

Why are you even here? Shouldn't you be getting ready for the halvening that will totally drive BTC to $100K just like the ETF did?

>>56449559
>You're a dumb fucking nigger

Talk some more about the price, it's all so exciting!

>>53142525
>>Hold a currency which can immediatly detect supply anomaly

Immediate detection necessitating destructive fix = immediate panic selling and death spiral.

In other words, detection is one thing, fixing is another.


>>>Hold a currency which can always have an undetected supply anomaly

>>Flying on a modern airliner when the risk of a crash is always greater than zero.

It's astounding that so many people are willing to risk their lives like that!
>>>Monero option 1:don't detect it, destroy faith in monero

Undetectable supply anomaly can be inferred as mentioned above. Otherwise all other potential inflation bugs are detectable.


>>>Monero option 2:detect it after two decades, destroy faith in monero

Millions of extra XMR on the market would crash the price pretty quickly.


Bottom line: the risk of a destructive inflationary event exists for both BTC and XMR, at least with XMR you get fungibility and frictionless transacting.

>>53107129

The people that actually NEED Monero will figure it out, its not rocket science.

The mouth-breathing moonfags are the ones having all the "issues"

>>50329034

Dunno about you but I prefer to buy low.