Funny how the crowd preaching 'pragmatism' built a system that needs a permanent, planned subsidy to feel secure, while the 'ideologues' are the only ones betting it all on a free market.

Take heed folks, we got a new Einstein here: > I can multiply any two numbers between 0 and ~10,000 in my head. What a sore loser @Hanshan

Monero’s approach assumes we must inject uncertainty to preserve function — that error is a feature, not a bug. But monetary policy doesn’t need to be a balancing act between loss and growth. It needs to be clear, fixed, and incorruptible. Bitcoin gives you that. #Monero trades it away for a false sense of continuity. Truth is: you can model inflation via discounting. You can model deflation via premiums. One assumes value decay and demands compensation. The other assumes value retention — and rewards patience and foresight. Neither breaks the economy. But only one requires trust in a planner. #Bitcoin doesn’t hinder spending. It reconditions it. And that terrifies those still addicted to the inflation drug — even if they code in Rust.

#XMR cultists fear deflation but preach open markets — a contradiction they can’t resolve.

Monero cultists often attack #Bitcoin’s 21M hard cap by invoking the tired trope that deflation discourages spending, thereby preventing rational economic calculation. In contrast, they celebrate #XMR’s perpetual tail emission — planned inflation — as a necessary feature that ensures miners are incentivized and the economy keeps “moving.” But this is orthodox Keynesian logic dressed in cypherpunk cosplay.

Most of self-righteous twats deserve misery. The only comforting thought is that everyone is destined to die.

You can't starve children to death in self-defence, no matter how much you twist the narrative. Save #Gaza