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>>11679279
No problem. Make sure Monero is on your radar as well. It's a cut above.

>>11496808
Legit Monero actually has a guy who single handedly came up with a new networking system for the space shuttle mid-mission since the one it launched with was written by a bunch of brainlets and shat itself. They then used his system for subsequent missions since it was so good.

He also wrote the fastest database in the world, that's used by telecoms and now Monero. He's now working on a new mining algorithm for Monero to kill asics once and for all.

I've heard him when he gives talks to fellow boomers that he's already thinking about how Monero will work across multiple planets. Can't even imagine what xmr is going to be worth in 20 years.

I reckon, just get some cash from localmonero and live a cashed up life until you can escape this planet. I've just been in Thailand and they use cash for everything. They even have a site coins.co.th that you can cash out with. Just pay a local citizen to get it for you since they get higher limits and it keeps your id out of the system.

>>11402840
Monero doesn't need to store the utxo set in ram like bitcoin. It has the fastest database in the world (built by a genius who actively contributes to monero now) and runs perfectly well on SSD and even good enough on HDD.

>>10930636
Monero is the real bitcoin. It is fungible while bitcoin is not and never will be. Bitcoin can't be money. Besides Bitcoin, Monero also has the biggest grassroots movement backing it (not just retarded bagholders). Monero has the support of all the smartest people in the space. When smart people enter the space they are attracted to Monero because it is the best.

Pic related: Guy who wrote the software for space shuttle communications now works on Monero because that's what he wants to do with his time. Monero uses the fastest database in the world, written by this guy. That's pretty important because blockchains are basiccally glorified databases.

>>9440716
Speaking of space shuttle code
https://moneromonitor.com/episodes/2017-04-10-Episode-002.html

>So, yeah, that was my involvement with NASA. Which, it turned out after I had done this, which everybody in NASA said was impossible, could never be done, they stopped using the custom hardware that they had used for these downlinks and they were using my software ever since.
>So, that was kind of a cool thing.

Since then he created the worlds fastest database and now he works on Monero which as a blockchain is basically a database.

I'm sure Sergey knows what he's doing though. Stock up on link guys!