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>>24758863

>>24758863

>>24758863
1.26ish, 1.09ish,16kish, prob around 25k

1.26+0.00798 XMR
???

16,000+
???

Still thinking but I know it will decrease emission until it hits 0.6XMR in May 2022

>>24758863
DELET THIS

>>24758925
non-XMR "privacy coins" be like

>>24758863

What's a suicide stack of xmr?

>>24758863
all unknown

>>24758863
took me a while but
>1.2717
>this is where everyone here will be wrong since it's almost a trick question; we would reach 18.132million which means that the blockrewards change from there on
0.53759779684
>16k ish
>I'm guessing around 30-34k so 32k.

I will post my xmr address later.

>>24759476
this was garbage editing
>1,27
>0.537
>16.1k~
>46-60k new gues, desu theres no way of telling this but I assume monero will gain relevance with the recent KYC push by the governments
also the fact that the biggest marketplace changed their crypto from bitcoin to xmr.

>>24758863
1.27
idk 1
Well we just ramped up this week, so on what moving average are we looking? We peaked at nearly 28k and our lows are in the mid teens, so I'll just say 20k.
I''ll say 45k. Dark net adoption will continue snowballing.

>>24758863
Ok sirs i just read this post now that i am awoken and i need that something special to feed my village good sirs plz


Currently the block reward for XMR is

1,36 xmr per block

In 6 (six) months, the block reward will be

1,06 per block

Currently the number of transactions per day is

23k per day but on average 16k and growing

In 6 (six) months the number of transactions per day will be

24k on the average but with daily peaks to 34k and growing
Now please sirs send some monerujos to feed my village bitch lassagna

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No seriously any help helps i am earning 90 usd per week thanks to covfefe and it still is 4x my nation average now.

>>24759644
>>24759540
>1,27

How do you fags reached that number , i did 981 xmr mined per day divided by daily blocks and got 1.36.

>>24758863
1.26
0.9
16.1k
I'll guess 32k

>>24759717
I know recently I had checked the block reward on Bitinfo and it was 1.28 so I just guessed. I honestly didn't even look at the other answers lol.

>>24759746
Maybe they are not correcting for difficulty changes and get the wrong number.

>>24759717
>>24759745
Actually looks like it'll be closer to 0.95 xmr in 6 months

>>24759802
Most pre 2019 charts are not worth on emission terms because bitcoin hashrate fluctuation due to asics moved also the price of other coins which also adjusted difficulty.

So we are ahead or behind depending on the coins since the emission every few x is not respected so much due to difficulty changes caused by price changes allowing more hashpower or less.

>>24759760
nah I just checked the block explorer and the coinbase transaction is 1.26
link: https://localmonero.co/blocks/block/2250745

>>24759837
I stand corrected i used mined daily divided by block it seems that due to price rice hashrate increased and they have been mining more blocks per day until the difficulty adjust.

>>24759540
fml probably add 10% to the 0.537, I did the 5xmr to 0.6xmr conversion very rougly in my head.

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my address in case you wanna reward me for being the only one who properly answered the second question because I took the different blockrewards from 18.132m+ xmr on into account.

Everyone who says blockreward is around 1 is wrong btw,

>>24759970
I'm kinda stupid but aren't the rewards going to always be above 0.6 XMR because of the tail emission?

>>24759717
I did (2^64-1)-total monero right now * 10^12
the whole thing divided by 2^19 and then again by 10^12. This is a formula only XMR chads know. ((M-A)/2^19)/10^12 M=2^64 -1
and A is total monero supply times 10^12.
Then for the second question same formula with higher supply BUT you only apply that formula until 18.132 million XMR for the other blocks the reward is different.

>>24760018
as soon as it goes below 0.6, the value 0.6 gets "frozen" and 0.6 will remain the block reward for EVER.

>>24760096
Yea I get that part, but you're predicting a block reward under 0.6XMR right?
>0.537

>>24760129
I guess I'm kinda stupid then KEK.

Does Monero have a similar halving event that Bitcoin does? That’s news to me. Might actually convince me to buy some

>>24760251
yea but it's continuous it happens with every block and not discretely every 4 years like with btc.

>>24760129
I mistook daily minted xmr with block reward for a sec and got things mixed up. Anyways in 6 months we would be 100% above 18.132m which means reward below 0.6 which means reward remains 0.6.

is this bullish?

>>24760309
Absolutely. XMR is known for forming giant Ms on the BTC chart over the span of months

There's a spreadsheet with the block reward calculated for each day.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qXi7zUSIh7F6UuSuhOryyFbHEy_LJuym3I3neAga_2s

It looks like it's a few days off since the reward for Dec 12, 2020 is listed as 1.2476. Six months from now, it will be around 0.9715.

>>24760251
Monero has halvings every day

>>24760251
damn I wonder how many people dont know this lmao

>>24760428
its clearly about to spell the n word my man

t. TA pro

>>24758936
>>24760429
What do I win?

a)1.27
b) around 1. 0.6 when tail emission starts
c) on average 17k
d) a shitton more
XMR is the future my dudes