/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.10950562]

>infinite supply

[Anonymous No.10950585]

>>10950562
Let me guess

[Anonymous No.10950589]

This is keeping me from going all in

[Anonymous No.10950608]

Low iq

[Anonymous No.10950616]

>>10950589
Buy TRTL instead.

[Anonymous No.10950620]

>>10950562
>comfy stack of UNKNOWN AMOUNTS OF MONERO

[Anonymous No.10950629]

>>10950562
Monero is a meme

[Anonymous No.10950648]

>>10950562
>what are tail emissions
Gold has an infinite supply too. Dero bags heavy as fuck?

[Anonymous No.10950678]

>>10950616
What the fuck

[Anonymous No.10950755]

Is this bad? No one is sure about the economics of blockchains 50 years from now. Bitcoin will be tapped out and miners will just rely on fees. Monero will have like 1 pct inflation and fees for miners. Honestly seems really neglible to me. How long do you plan on living anyway?

[Anonymous No.10950804]

>>10950755
With people losing keys and corrupted hard drives, even with the emission it will remain fairly constant even in 100 years.

[Anonymous No.10950813]

>>10950648
Dero is also said to have a tail emission, but yeah people who shit on XMR are Dero shills and should be shot on sight.

[Anonymous No.10950859]

>>10950755
checked.

digits confirm, a tail emission will be a lifeline for miners to stay in the game, while bitcoin miners will be shutting down since fees won't be enough of an incentive to stay active when everything's done over lightning in 50 years.

[Anonymous No.10950889]

>>10950755
And fiat inflates exponentially compared to the ever decreasing linear inflation of monero.

[Anonymous No.10950944]

>>10950859
I think it's all roughly the same in the end. XMR's inflation will be well below 1 pct which is almost not worth even thinking about. It will come down to whether miners want to keep mining even if it's not strictly profitable from the fees they collect. It'll be more about being invested in the blockchain so heavily that they can't stop mining. It's like 50 years from now so who cares anyway.

[Anonymous No.10950968]

Less than BTC's supply till 2040

Way to show the world you are retarded OP
Well done.

[Anonymous No.10950984]

>>10950755
Isn't bitcoin exponentially difficult to mine?

[Anonymous No.10951223]

XMR being attacked by dero shills
LTC being attacked by NANO and bcash shills.

[Anonymous No.10951301]

So it's a bad thing that Monero isn't a Ponzi scheme?

[Anonymous No.10951764]

>>10950585
Most probably a Zfag. But both scams anyway.

[Anonymous No.10952052]

>>10950562
Literal shitcoin

[Anonymous No.10952281]

>>10952052
Better alternatives?

[Anonymous No.10952635]

>>10950968

this.

meanwhile ethereum prints 1 million each quarter and no one bats an eye

[Anonymous No.10952678]

low effort fud

[Anonymous No.10952704]

>>10950562

how low iq can you possibly be

[Anonymous No.10953148]

>>10950585
dero is also infinite supply, mate

[Anonymous No.10953171]

>>10950562

This.

>infinite supply
>infinite inflation

[Anonymous No.10953242]

Nice just placed another unknown order.
All memes aside this coin has better potential than more than 75% current trading crypto coins.

[Anonymous No.10953276]

>>10950589
The up side is the inflation gives people a reason to spend. That is a downside of deflationary currency. If the inflation rate stays lower than fiats, then it will appreciate against fiat.

[Anonymous No.10953296]

Fugg I think we have a problem

[Anonymous No.10953355]

>>10953296
These are no longer viable, this photo is 6 months old. the coin forks away from asics every 6 months.

[Anonymous No.10953726]

$hc is unironically superior

[Anonymous No.10953736]

>>10950562
supply criticism is irrelevant

the bigger criticism is

>fbi honeypot

[Anonymous No.10953769]

>>10950585

Yeah Anon, it's better to bought some at $130 than $0.30.

[Anonymous No.10953808]

You have infinite autism

[Anonymous No.10954386]

>>10950589
>>10950562
tail emission, learn to economics