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If the US debt problem leads to capital controls, using Monero will become a federal offence overnight. Might as well call it money-laundering coin.
Do you think that is a likely scenario under this government?
DERO could be an alternative with their full encryption of user balances and transactions
No one wants to switch to some unknown tech with an unknown development team.
DERO could be an alternative with their full encryption of user balances and transactions
Monero has been used and proven for over a decade. No one wants to switch to some unknown tech with an unknown development team.
I remember a scare some years back around a Monero developer that turned out to be a nothingburger, but it goes to show how important it is that the core development team is trustworthy, or at least sticks to their beliefs and don't capitulate to third-parties (whether public or private in nature).
Monero is the one coin I can confidently say I trust the core developers on, it's had a strong history of making the right decisions where it counts in my opinion (breaking ASICs w/the monero-classic situation, making the official client default to downloading the entire chain, etc)
DERO could be an alternative with their full encryption of user balances and transactions
Monero has been used and proven for over a decade. No one wants to switch to some unknown tech with an unknown development team.
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Monero has been used and proven for over a decade. No one wants to switch to some unknown tech with an unknown development team.
How much of the Monero development team is actually known? Last I checked some of their core team were anonymous but that might have changed
I can’t find a date on this article. And this is exactly the type of content that needs a date.