Far more predictable than fiat. 0.6 XMR every 2 minutes. There are no "validators" in Monero.
By that standard Bitcoin has also changed it's rules in the past to correct an inflation bug. The rules allowed someone to do something, then they were changed after the fact.
Sorry but it’s not “predictable”.
Also, with Bitcoin you can see an inflation bug seconds after the transaction is sent, you can’t in Monero.
In addition to that, even if the inflation bug is in a coinbase transaction (probably impossible, but who knows) with Bitcoin a miner needs to wait around 16 hours before being able to spend the funds, with Monero just 2.
With Monero an inflation bug can be buried under days of blocks or more.
Want put money on that? Lets make 3 bets that a day, month, year from now Monero will still be 0.6 XMR every 2 minutes. Tick tock next block as the kids say
>"Also, with Bitcoin you can see an inflation bug seconds after the transaction is sent..."
That's why only a single anonymous user reported this. Not even the devs knew about it. Passively running a node doesn't guarantee you will catch anything and this case makes that evident.
bitcoincore.org/en/2018/09/20/notice
Would you rather place money on predicting the future issuance rate of the fiat money printer or on Monero? If you're honest we both know it would be on predicting Moneros issuance.
No, of course.
But I would bet if you compare the probability of changing Bitcoin monetary policies vs Monero’s or any other crypto you choose ;-)
Ok, sure, but the original topic was you saying Monero was "fiat with onchain privacy features", Monero vs fiat, not Bitcoin
