GRIN IS PIRATE MONEY

[Anonymous No.12463109]

Bitcoin is a great transparency coin.
Auditable/traceable.

[Anonymous No.12463126]

>>12463109
Nigga what?

[Anonymous No.12463135]

>>12463109
Grin more like groin because it sucks balls am I rite?

[Anonymous No.12463142]

>>12463109
>unchanging rate of inflation
Wew

[Unironically Satoj No.12463176]

>>12463142
This. WTF were they thinking.
Now one MW coin is corporate, with 20% taxation, the other will have 365x its supply in a year (so why would I buy now kek).
Those 2 teams did the hard lifting and failed with the simple stuff. Now mimblewimble won't be a thing unless BCH, Dash or Monero implements it.

[Anonymous No.12463181]

the difficulty is exploding

[Anonymous No.12463213]

>grin

separate floating tokens for fundamenal-level features like privacy are anachronistic. same goes for monero, and for zcash. bad news for late adopter speculators, but good news for anybody that wants to use them as they are, an actual utility, always redeemable as 1 BTC or 1 ETH or 1 USD via some mechanism like DAI. never again will your money evaporate when a better privacy coin comes out and leaves yours in the dust, because your money won't be valued by its technology, but by the utility of the entire system it lies upon.

this is the future of crypto, and why its a terrible idea to be holding onto these old-style alts, especially ones that have or plan to require their own blockchain.

[Anonymous No.12463226]

>>12463109
Despite of the shittiest logo I've seen ever for a crypto currency, the tech behind it is very fine.

[Anonymous No.12463228]

>>12463213
grin provides nearly instant settled tx and super small blockchain size

[Anonymous No.12463243]

>>12463142
The issuance is unchanging. The inflation approaches 0% over time. Same as Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.12463264]

>>12463228
those are technical features, and wholly irrelevant because they become obsolete in less than a year. these feature coins and tokens just aren't relevant outside of speculation, and within speculation there's thousands of them all competing for the same tiny pool of money.

[Anonymous No.12463350]

>>12463213
Get out, Bitcoin maximalist

[Anonymous No.12463378]

>>12463350
did you miss the part where i mentioned how ethereum makes this coin obsolete as well?

[Anonymous No.12463420]

Grinners are winners.

[Anonymous No.12463428]

>>12463420
Your pun is as lame as their logo

[Anonymous No.12463433]

>>12463213
what happens when something better than btc and eth comes around?

[Anonymous No.12463463]

>>12463428
Grin for the win.

[Anonymous No.12463507]

>>12463463
ENOUGH ABOUT GRIN. THIS IS A LINK FORUM.

[Anonymous No.12463509]

>>12463433
something better just doesn't come around
the massive ecosystem in something like bitcoin takes years to develop
the miners the developers the users the services the security the hardware etc. etc.

[Anonymous No.12463765]

>>12463378
So, according to your logic, ETH can make BTC far more obsolete too.
Also, where's ETH privacy now? They can't even hard for to PoS (also, PoS is a very shitty idea).

[Anonymous No.12463791]

>>12463109
Is this shit gonna moon? Unironically eye balling the shit out of it.

[Anonymous No.12463805]

>>12463765
>pos is a very shitty idea
Gonna have to follow that statement with a backup there chap.

[Anonymous No.12463816]

I tried setting up the miner today, and a 1060 gtx geforce isn't enough memory to mine it.

wasted muh day

[Anonymous No.12463841]

>>12463816
how much do you need? i have the 6gb version

[Anonymous No.12463943]

>>12463226
Shittiest logo by leaps & bounds.

[Anonymous No.12463957]

>>12463943
Numeraire and antshares had shit logos

[Anonymous No.12464025]

>>12463841
apprently 7 minimum. i think ihave the 6gb one and it isn't compatible

[Anonymous No.12464046]

There is only one pirate coin.

Protip: it's not grin.

pic related

[Anonymous No.12464094]

>>12463805
pos throws away all the incentives to keep the chain fair

[Anonymous No.12464178]

I am making insane profit mining this shit..

[Anonymous No.12464224]

>>12463213
So what are you saying? is grin shit or not? i am a fellow btc/eth maximalist

[Anonymous No.12464250]

>>12464224
Grin literally implements all the most advanced cryptography techniques

[Anonymous No.12464255]

>>12464178
same
grin is the next big thing alongside chainlink

[Anonymous No.12464352]

>>12463176
It's not meant for you to buy right now you fucking retard. Also literally any PoW coin without a premine will have 365x supply a year after launch (barring an accelerated halvening, which would also make it a scam) Long-term the inflation won't matter as much.

[Anonymous No.12464912]

>>12463791
It's the best cryptography on the market.

[Anonymous No.12465188]

>>12463791
If it follows the launches of Monero, Zcash, and Ravencoin...then no it will dump in the short term. Long term, if people believe Grin is a better Monero, than it has a chance to outdo Monero's bull run (which had an order magnitude greater return than BTC in 2017).

[Anonymous No.12465211]

>>12463176

Did you know that Bitcoin' supply 365x'd in its first year as well?

[Anonymous No.12465409]

>>12464178
Where are you selling and for how much?

[Anonymous No.12465611]

Have fun on your government tracked and censored chain fucking BTC maximalist small brains. We'll be over here transacting for zero fee completely 100% private on a true CRYPTOCURRENCY.

[Anonymous No.12466687]

The name is horrible from a marketing adoption standpoint. No body will take the name mimble wimble seriously, and then to go and name a coin "grin", don't care how good something is, your brand is everything.

[Anonymous No.12466720]

the inflation kills it as an investment...

Such morons involved in crypto development that dont understand that Bitcoin in response to inflationary printing of money...total brainless fail but having a forever emission....dumb.

[Anonymous No.12466754]

>>12466720
Do you really think bitcoin miners will be profiting entirely off of transaction fees in 100 years? 21 million cap was not included in the original whitepaper and will not last long term. There will be a contentious fork increasing the maximum supply eventually.

[Anonymous No.12466958]

>>12466720
The problem was always unpredictable inflation not inflation itself. Everyone know's what Grin's inflation will be for eternity. It approaches zero over time. When you factor in lost coins it's basically deflationary.

[Anonymous No.12467240]

>>12466720

Grin is disinflationary over time, but it'll take too long to get to an acceptable inflation level for /biz/ autists

[Anonymous No.12467759]

>>12466687
>Grin
Literally named after some shit from Harry Potter.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.12467870]

>>12467759
It's just awful, I'm still mining right now; why? Because people like hairy Potter and will buy stupid shit for stupid prices. Isn't that why we're all here anyway?

[Anonymous No.12467902]

>>12465409
You can sell grin for very very high prices because there is little orders

[Anonymous No.12468176]

im buying this shitcoin in 3 months after the dump

[Anonymous No.12468222]

>>12468176
Wait two more years.

[Anonymous No.12468252]

>>12463109
if you buy now and price doesnt change then in 1 month mcap will be $20 million. And in two months mcap will be $40 million. And by one year it will be $240 million.

The question is, will it pump before then? Fucking hard bros. So hard to make a decision to buy this or not.

[Anonymous No.12468264]

>>12466720
this is also true. A large part of bitcoins success is to do with the supply cap/reduce inflation over time. Fucking retarded devs didnt do that. Who tf is going to build shit on the network other than altruistic autists..

[Anonymous No.12468341]

>>12466687
Don't underestimate the memeability of the logo. Allows for infinite variations similar to pepe. Place it over faces like the npc.

[Anonymous No.12468384]

Will i make it with my 1.17 grin sirs

[Anonymous No.12468429]

>>12468264
The inflation approaches zero, same as Bitcoin. Constant issuance of 60 grin per block. With each new block, the % inflation is reduced.

[Anonymous No.12468493]

>>12468264

But it does have reduced inflation over time lol, only fucking dumbasses think it's going to have the same amount of inflation year by year because of the set block reward. See >>12467240

[Unironically Satoj No.12468562]

>>12465211
So?
Can you see the difference in circumstances when one is the first coin to exist, the other is the 2000th?
You need investor appeal to kick things off

[Anonymous No.12468604]

>>12468562

>unchanging rate of inflation
>but anon the inflation rate is similar to bitcoin and many other coins when initially released that have gone on to be successful
>"so?"

[Anonymous No.12468728]

>>12468429
oh, thank fuck for that. i thought the circulating supply would exponentially increase by 1% per year.. if its a fixed amount of 60 grin per year.. the inflation get lower and lower until its effectively 0. i will invest in this fucker. but the question is when to buy.

[Anonymous No.12468745]

>>12468728

I'm just going to DCA into it over the next 12 - 24 months as I most likely won't be able to time a bottom for the coin, but I'd hold off buying this for at least a few weeks before starting. Let the market price shake out the casual miners who are just chasing a profit and let the hashrate settle a bit first.

[Anonymous No.12468783]

>>12468745
i'll probably do this too so i don't get rekt

[Anonymous No.12468890]

>>12468252
miners will definitely dump, thats how they make profit

[Anonymous No.12469500]

>>12463433
All the maximalists whales in BTC and ETH fud it as hard as they can and prevent progress

[Anonymous No.12469508]

>>12463109
Now in Tradeogre

[Anonymous No.12469511]

https://www.hotbit.io/exchange?symbol=GRIN_BTC

TFW i just lost 25% on a privacy shitcoin. The bitcoin OGs said this is the next Monero and will rival bitcoin. Why did they lie biz? Why are they such scammers?

[Anonymous No.12469603]

>>12463135
lol'd
OP rekd, never recover

[Anonymous No.12469689]

>>12469511
Why did you buy a coin whose mainnet launched like 2 days ago? Like miners only started mining a day ago, you'll need to wait for months until the market price stabilises

[Anonymous No.12469839]

>>12463213
>your money evaporate when a better privacy coin comes out and leaves yours in the dust, because your money won't be valued by its technology

This is where you're wrong. You are projecting bitcoins problem onto other coins without even realizing that is a problem with bitcoin.

Bitcoin has shown that it is unable to change and adapt technology. Bitcoin is defined by 10 minute, 1mb, sha 256 blocks of transparent transactions and it is your contention that if everyone believes religiously that those specs are somehow literally digital gold, then it is digital gold and therefore new technology can't touch you. The fact that it's technologically behind the curve, yet still alive and on top reinforces your belief that technology doesn't matter.

Monero actually takes the opposite approach. Instead of taking a technology and trying to jewishly convince everyone to mentally distort reality, Monero pursues an ideal and works towards it by continuously implementing the best technology as it evolves.

Monero is digital money. It acts like cash since it can be transacted privately and without third parties, but digitally. It is fungible. And as we have seen numerous times, when better technology is available to better approximate the ideal of digital money, Monero can adopt that technology. In terms of mimblewimble, it is less private than Monero. By monitoring the network it is entirely traceable. That's not to say that Monero is not interested in the technology as a scaling layer but it is the reason it hasn't been adopted wholesale already and it never will be.

Bitcoiners, in an attempt to inflate their ponzi, will continue to try and convince whoever they can that sotoshi's experiment in peer to peer exchange was not only a successful demonstration of a proof of work blockchain, but also completely perfect and infallible. Monero has first mover advantage and network effects as digital money. In time, the bitcoiners reality distortion field will fail.