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>>53267273
it do be like that

Stop buying.

How much would it be to commission blackberry to make me a non shit phone with their keyboard post moass?

>>50897908
The false sense of urgency is based on hedgie shilling playbooks designed for use against opponents who only make money when they execute a trade. If you're just chucking income from a regular job at this it does become inevitable. That terrifies them.

>>50875219
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>>50886629
I would like to have sexual relations with this cryptocurrency

>>50115049
>is not enough to sustain miners?
why would it not be enough to sustain miners? Bitcoin's is problematic because it is going to zero overtime and will rely solely on transactions, when the network isn't even being used for transactions. This will be a massive problem considering Bitcoin is attempting to move everything to a second layer. How will this be sustainable if hundreds of millions of people are using the base layer to move onto the second layer? It wouldn't be.
Also, what you are not getting is that tail emission does two things -- it gives a reward to miners, but it also enforces the dynamic block size. As the transactions in Monero continue to grow, eventually dynamic block size will be hit. Once that happens, then blocks will have to grow in size relative to the increase in transactions. If miners attempt to influence to blocks (ex. by jamming as many transactions into a block as possible, and thereby increasing the block size too fast) then they will be hit with a fee penalty, and the block reward will be burned, thereby disincentivizing the miner from attempting to profit off of this property.