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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.

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YODL 5mo ago

Well said

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Hanshan 5mo ago

which part is well said?

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YODL 5mo ago

Paragraphes 2 and 3. First one assumes some "error" that is unclear to me upon rereading, though I can guess it, and don't agree policy is any less clear with monero (unless you consider likelihood it forks vs say Bitcoin, which I'd put at higher than BTC).

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