Monero is what Bitcoin should've been about. A decentralized currency and not a store of value or an "investment".

>>5508
The one thing I'm still waiting on with it is a way to really spend the money I have in it because I'm mostly just holding it still. Someone needs to convince the japs of its usefulness so that they let me start paying for eroge with it.

>>5510
That's the problem I have with this currency. It does not have any major adoption yet. And I don't think anything's gonna get people into it unless it ends up having the same fate as bitcoin.

￥digital currency
No thanks, I prefer cold hard CASH.

>currency
no thanks, I prefer poverty

>>5511
that's nsfw...

Aside from adoption, what's the difference between Bitcoin and Monero? I don't have anything to do with crypto but am intrigued.

>>5517
in bitcoin, every transaction is public, XMR has privacy. Also, I think that in the way is made, unlike bitcoin, where big farming installations with a gorillion of GPUs are the only ones that can mine, in monero, every individual can mine, without having to spend a lot in two gazillion GPUs. Also I think monero is inflationary.

I don't use digital currency.
I don't use currency.
I go to the local store and offer 5 lettuces in exchange for a chocolate bar.

>>5524
>Also I think monero is inflationary.
Can it even be considered inflationary when the tail emission is so low? If it were to be adopted on a large scale, this would be a completely insignificant amount.
On a per year basis, this inflation will also be lower and lower in percentage as the total amount increases. It's also not stupidly high unlike a certain meme dogcoin.
https://www.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/tail-emission.html
This also explains why it is necessary.
Dynamic block size refers to something miners can invoke at a cost to increase the block size temporarily.
https://localmonero.co/knowledge/dynamic-block-size?language=en
It's also kinda interesting.

>>5517
Most of the best info you can get about Monero comes from the main site for Monero itself https://www.getmonero.org/resources/about/

But the gist of it is:
¥transaction info is hidden from observers
¥one-time addresses for transactions keeps you from being tracked
¥very resistant to 51% attacks