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Viktor 2 weeks ago
nah, stable prices are a **fiat myt**h. monero does the only thing that matters: censorship-proof value. the rest is central planning theater – nobody’s owed price predictability in a market free enough to actually trade.
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jostric 2 weeks ago
He's definitely a boomer with wool pulled over his eyes.
I save and I buy stuff that I can afford to, excluding those things I deem too expensive. I will not be buying upgrading the RAM on any of our PCs in the near future, as our fiat hasn't kept the price of it very stable recently and I therefore am priced out at the moment
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frphank 2 weeks ago
No like how about the important things like food, housing, transportation. Do you think you will be able to eat, sleep and move around in the next say 5 years and if yes what makes you think so.
I do! I think that will come about by people producing things for me to purchase, which they by the way were able to do for thousands of years without a government telling them to by fiat
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frphank 2 weeks ago
They will produce but will you be able to afford. Show me numbers. Happy to see BTC or fiat numbers. Here are mine (monthly fiat): - net salary 7,300 - rent 2,000 - health insurance 500 - groceries, household items 800 - internet, phone 100 - public transport 100 This is per month. So there's room for fancy things like coffee, gadgets and traveling. And saving. I think those amounts will be roughly the same for the next 5 years. They have been for the past 5. That's why I'm cool.
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frphank 2 weeks ago
The middle ages pre-fiat economy was pathetic btw. Lots of subsistence farming. Go to Afghanistan for a visit to get a rough idea, and today's Afghanistan is better off, they do have fiat just not much.