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>supply bug

>>17373388
Why are you talking about BTC in 2010? It's shit now.

>>17373379
Kek i was unironically going to start an xmr general, this thing is truly about to take off, hashrate is growing massively meaning people are meaning and as the hashrate increases fast as fuck due to using consumer hardware the base mining cost rise too.

If someone decides to pump this shit to 10k in a week the hashrate will increase so fast due to using consumer hardware that the base mining cost will reach 6k the same week.

>>17373379
Yes let's support drug dealers and pedos. Great idea

>>17373585
> meaning people are meaning

people are mining

>>17373613
They said the same about btc and the last sec chainanalysis report showed only 1% of crypto is used for illlegal shit.

Show me that drug dealers and pedos use xmr give me 5 examples that don't involve the typical dark web degenerate shit sites selling stolen accounts and credit card.

>>17373613
>BTC circa 2011

>>17373613
reddit is this way -> http://lemonparty.org

>>17373613
i'd wager that more actual USD is used for those things than all of crypto

>>17373379

listen buddy. bitcoin is king and will always be king. alt coins are all shit except MAYBE xmr and i hold 90% btc and 10% xmr as a back up to the decentralized digital gold.

Don't you dare go around shit talking the king while you have a more centralized dev group and less hash rate please.

>>17373613

invest in facebook coin retard

>>17373415
>supply bug

>>17373415

at least with btc we can see if there's an inflation bug dum dum

Bitcoin maxi pads have no answer for chain analysis. As that tech improves, Bitcoin will turn into a surveillance coin. Fuck all of that.

XMR is king and its where the smart money is going. It is the only fungible crypto.

I know this is a shill thread but anyways: the monero tech stack is really cool but I think most chains will adopt zkSNARKs into their tool set and be able to provide much more privacy. tornado.cash is a great example on Ethereum. you still have to know what you're doing to not fuck up anonymity though, but it is great progress.

>>17374607
You can see if there's an inflation bug in Monero. It's auditable dum dum

>>17373619
back to plebbit

>>17375362
>optional privacy

>>17374175

what the fuck did you just say, you little bitch? ill fuck you up nigga

>>17373613
I'll always support the darkness over the light. True freedom is anonymity.

>>17373613
Cash is used for the same pedo and drug shit. Try harder you idiot.

Researchers were able to guess the correct XMR transaction 90% of the time even though it’s supposed to be unidentifiable. Even after Monero worked on this, researchers are still at 45%...

>>17373379
>thinking powell was talking about implementing a pedo terrorist drug dealer coin into the federal reserve
top kek

>>17375460

What command do you run in the cli?

>>17373379
bump
how many to make it?

>>17376630
100 xmr. 10 xmr suicide stack

>>17373613
Let's just eliminate all human freedom and live in cages so that way bad people don't do bad things anymore right?

>>17373640
Wrong, it's far less than 1%

>>17376651
So making it=2 million? Ok, poorfag...

>>17376733
1 million to make it. Are you retarded? Only a fucking retard cant turn 1 million into multimillions

>>17375699
Go on, post the proof.

>>17373379
Why the hash rate increase?

>>17376671
When bitcoin first began, it was talked about in exactly the same way that Monero is talked about these days. They say it will be banned...they say it's only used by drug addicts and pedos...they say that it will never amount to anything...they said that only evil countries like North Korea will use it etc. The reason there is a push back is because their ideologies are being challenged. If you want an actual decentralized form of digital cash, you need it to be fungible. All of this is insanely bullish because everybody knows the most powerful crypto is the most private, and in that regard, Monero is king and it isn't even close.

>>17373379
Get the fuck out boomer.