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[Anonymous No.14751512]

brace for liftoff

[Anonymous No.14751870]

Hahahh I haven't seen this shilled In a long time sorry turt marines looks like you got bamboozled

[Anonymous No.14752274]

Get the fuck out with that trash

[Anonymous No.14752572]

>>14751512
One of my long term holds. It was smart of them to go the privacy route.

[Anonymous No.14752632]

>>14752572
>long term holds
You know that you'll get screwed by the emission curve, right?

[Anonymous No.14752635]

>>14752572
Based. Privacy coins are going to experience increasing demand in the next few years.

[Anonymous No.14752662]

Turtle Marines Assemble

[Anonymous No.14752689]

>>14752632
2 digits

[Anonymous No.14752956]

>>14752689
>2 digits
What the fuck are you speaking, brainlet?
Look at the emission curve chart. Now look where it is now. Observe how the supply will increase in the next years. This has nothing to to with the number of decimal digits, but on how the supply will multiply in the next years. That's one of the shittiest emission curves I've ever seem. There will be no demand to absorb all that supply in the next years.
There's one other thing. That isn't even a Monero fork but a ByteCoin one. It lacks lots of features and things implemented by XMR.
The PoW algo is a shit, the emission scheme is pure crap, daemon doesn't show any information about orphans or chain reorgs, the blockchain size is somehow already bigger than Monero (XMR ~65GB, TRTL ~70GB), and they haven't even have implemented BulletProofs yet.
I'm very sorry for the ones falling for this.

[Anonymous No.14752959]

Cheap on tradesatoshi

[Anonymous No.14753248]

>>14752956
Not seeing the problem here. Fewer shells than satoshis, longer emission time frame

[Anonymous No.14753296]

>>14753248
>Not seeing the problem here
You really can't understand... right?

[Anonymous No.14753363]

>>14753296
No I really can't ... I know math is hard and all