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Elaborate, unless you have the fantasy everyone is mining coins and keeping it in the monero ecosystem, which doesn’t happen.
Explain how you’d buy a pizza without real world cash entering or exiting the system.
You’re wrong with the Anonymity part
There are several ways to obtain Monero anonymously.
Simplest and most well-known: Buy Bitcoin (non-anonymously), then exchange Bitcoin for Monero. Never touch this Monero receive address again and use your other Monero addresses for spending (u have infinite).
Other method: Use localmonero.co and directly exchange cash for Monero with a well-reputed stranger. Anonymous cash-by-mail possible.
Dude there’s this things as taxes, and you have to claim those on your taxes or the IRS comes for you. That’s dumb as hell, and cash shouldn’t be anonymous.
You asked a question and I gave you a sophisticated answer. As a reply I get an unrelated pile of shit back, fuck you
Monero used zero knowledge proofs. It is anonymous unlike Bitcoin. That’s its main selling feature.
Did you read literally any part of my comment