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[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR Most definitely!!

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

RT @BitMonero_BMR: This coin is really about informing people of the greatness of Monero, while also telling people about the history snd l…

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

Since June 2022, @monero has issued a fixed 0.6 XMR every two minutes. That tail emission never ends, so miners still get a block reward even when fees are low.

By then the main emission had produced about 18.1 million XMR. New supply is now only about 0.8% a year, and that rate keeps falling.

Bitcoin works differently. Its supply caps at 21 million around 2140, and after that miners are paid by fees alone.

BitMonero was Monero's original 2014 name. BMR today is a homage coin.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR @monero The interesting part is that Monero doesn’t rely on scarcity alone; it also considers long-term miner incentives. Sustainable security is just as important as a fixed supply. $BMR keeps that early history alive.

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

BitMonero launched in 2014 with privacy built in.

Ring signatures hid who sent a payment by mixing it in with decoys.

Stealth addresses hid who received it by giving every payment a fresh one-time address.

In 2017, after the rename to @monero, RingCT hid the amount too.

solana:3gPdCDA88Y1Sjy9ELsquTe31MkkxfEjwxSqECk56NsZw keeps that original name alive.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR @monero The technology was ahead of its time. Privacy wasn’t an afterthought; it was part of the foundation. That’s the legacy that makes BitMonero’s history worth remembering. 🕶️🔥

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

Before Monero, there was BitMonero.

It launched on April 18, 2014, with no premine and no ICO. A few weeks later it became Monero.

BMR keeps that first name alive, and holders earn XMR along the way.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@alusi_aku I dey the first stage like this. E dey be like I offend God. But phase 2 dey come soon. Sat for it!!

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

Privacy shouldn't be a luxury feature. 🕶️

$BMR (BitMonero) is sharing the lore of Monero and pushing the idea that your transactions are your business.

Launched on @LaunchOnSF, community-driven from day one. ☝️

Giving real privacy in the form of $XMR for holding.

Read the full story here 👇

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR @LaunchOnSF Privacy is not a privilege; it should be the standard. $BMR is keeping the origins of Monero alive while bringing that privacy conversation to a new generation. 🕶️🔥

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

In 2014, BitMonero was one of dozens of new coins on Bitcointalk, and most people scrolled right past it.

Most of those coins are gone now. This one grew into Monero.

BMR is a homage to the part of the story that came before anyone was paying attention.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR Funny how most people overlooked it in 2014, yet its legacy became part of crypto history. Sometimes the most interesting stories are the ones people didn’t pay attention to at the beginning. $BMR keeps that chapter alive.

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

BitMonero is a homage coin.

Memecoins usually start with a joke or an internet moment. BitMonero takes its inspiration from a real part of crypto history: the original name Monero launched under in 2014.

That history is still there to explore—in the old forum discussions, archived pages, and even the software people use today. Our community is bringing attention back to it, helping people discover where Monero began.

Today’s BMR is a separate project, not the original Monero chain. It’s a way to celebrate those early days and keep that history visible, rather than letting the first chapter get forgotten.

We hold and stack BMR, share the lore, and earn XMR through holder rewards. For us, the connection to Monero is more than a name—it’s the history we want to preserve.

BitMonero is a homage to those early days, and to the people keeping the story alive.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR Not every memecoin needs to invent a new story. Some have real history behind them. $BMR is about keeping crypto’s roots alive, preserving the lore and bringing a forgotten chapter back into the spotlight. 🫡

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

BitMonero didn't start from scratch.

It was built on CryptoNote, the same privacy tech behind Bytecoin.

The difference was in how it launched. It was a fresh, public start that anyone could mine, instead of a chain that was mostly mined in advance.

That choice is a big reason Monero is still here twelve years later.

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR The real story isn’t just the technology; it’s the fair launch and the opportunity it created. BitMonero laid the foundation, and history deserves to remember where Monero came from. $BMR 🚀

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR The beauty of Monero is that the real transaction is there, but outsiders can’t easily tell which one it is. Privacy isn’t an add-on; it’s the foundation. $BMR carries that origin story.

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

stealth addresses.
unlinkable by default.

not a later patch. the cryptonote default.

[BitMonero @BitMonero_BMR]

10x boost for the BitMonero gang 🫡

Thanks to the community members that send funds to help with this! We are nothing without the community! ☝️

[Hombre Estoico @_isa_iah]

@BitMonero_BMR The history was never hidden. People just never bothered to dig deep enough. $BMR isn’t rewriting history; it’s reminding everyone where the story began. 🔥