Not only do ayh know how it works -- ayh had some ayh had mined myself.
What you are not getting is that for any currency to have value, you have to have an agreement between peoples to have a stake.
When you have digital currency, you not only have to have value defined by people willing to trade it BUT also then agreement leveraged over the infrastructure to exchange it.
We have neither.
Monero is not a solution.
There is no such thing as "anonymous". Ayh wish you could truly understand that.
Not only do ayh know how it works -- ayh had some ayh had mined myself.
What you are not getting is that for any currency to have value, you have to have an agreement between peoples to have a stake.
When you have digital currency, you not only have to have value defined by people willing to trade it BUT also then agreement leveraged over the infrastructure to exchange it.
We have neither.
Monero is not a solution.
There is no such thing as "anonymous". Ayh wish you could truly understand that.
You are nitpicking irrelevant details. Monero is a real solution that works today, I use it almost everyday.
Physical cash is also not 100% anonymous but in practical use it is anonymous enough, same goes for Monero.
Monero has value because it provides a utility of facilitating world wide unstoppable private transactions. I do not need to have any stake.