Is Monero the perfect coin?

[Anonymous No.56659700]

I seriously can't find anything wrong with it. Total privacy and fast transactions. There must be some catch. The only thing I haven't checked is the supply cap but I'm sure it's got one... right?

[Anonymous No.56659705]

>>56659700
Define "privacy"

[Anonymous No.56659735]

>Muh 0.6% Inflation is bad.
Likely more coins get lost every year.

[Anonymous No.56659843]

>>56659700
The supply inflation is baby fud. The real blackpill is that exchanges can set the price of monero to be whatever they want it to be. As long as people are willing to hold their coins in the care of a custodian there is nothing forcing exchanges to have enough monero to balance their books. The shielded transactions are a double edged sword. That being said, the fundamental value of XMR cannot be suppressed without limit.

[Anonymous No.56659872]

>>56659700
>Is Monero the perfect coin?
Yes.

>The only thing I haven't checked is the supply cap
I've got great news for you. Monero has the perfect supply schedule as well. High initial emission provides great tokenomics for early adopters (we're still early), while a tail emission provides perpetual security and a mechanism for a flexible block size (look into this - search for arcticmine).

[Anonymous No.56659985]

>>56659735
>>56659843
>>56659872
Wait... you're telling me it inflates?
Shit. Sounds like I'd be better off with Zcash or something in that case. Oh well back to the drawing board.

[Anonymous No.56659995]

better to cash out pay taxes and then hide the cash under your pillow

[Anonymous No.56661316]

>>56659985
Clearly a bot post. Newfags take note. This is what it looks like when a shitcoin is being shilled