/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56141030
New dollars are created when you spend a credit card or take a loan, or most recently when we have no money to pay for executive obligations- like the war in Ukraine. We print the money, pay ukraine a hundred bilion, pay our defense contractors a hundred billion, these guys all getting new dollars which devalues the rest of cash holders - causing inflation. It used to be very, very different, and the current path is completely unsustainable and will lead to fall of the US dollar hegemony.
make sense?

>>56042839
For reading on the alleged issue and the actual research being done on it
https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/issues/100
Warning biz users, it contains things like the below (this example is slow and unfit for Monero btw).
>d = -15203, h(d) = 38

>p = 2^255 - 19
>A_p, B_p = 42133672695493072568592123651119866263416556208894889063239545248024637995649
>E_p/F_p : y^2 = x^3 + A_p x + B_p
>#E_p = q

>q = 57896044618658097711785492504343953926225696987256860989792804023844074237167
>A_q, B_q = 29601700755814669423401170136441329018751839114999486207043705707424836093663
>E_q/F_q : y^2 = x^3 + A_q x + B_q
>#E_q = p

>>56040329
While you save cash and invest in ponzi stocks, I buy Monero. I think deflationary assets are one of the few mathematically good solutions to the fiat problem which plagues stocks and all of mankind.