De-anonymization attacks against the privacy coin XMR
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#2That said, I do think it's got the brightest future of any coin besides BTC for the very reason.
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#5All I know is that if the government is trying to ban it, the tech probably works.
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#7If the US debt problem leads to capital controls, using Monero will become a federal offence overnight. Might as well call it money-laundering coin.
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#9If the US debt problem leads to capital controls, using Monero will become a federal offence overnight. Might as well call it money-laundering coin.
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#10If the US debt problem leads to capital controls, using Monero will become a federal offence overnight. Might as well call it money-laundering coin.
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Like if I make drug dealing illegal, then require drug dealer to pay taxes. And then take the tax money, and conceal and intermix it into the form of the value of the 8th street bridge to cross the creek.