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BREAKING!!! MONERO. FAFO happening in real time again. Lets wait to see how many privacy apologists continue to make excuses for this shit... Over indexing for decentralization by forcing out ASICs was and always will be anti free market and communist central planning. You can not and will never know how the free market would do something or whats best for others. You can only ever know whats best for you and yours. Rip to those of you that fell for the privacy larps. image
2025-09-14 08:02:15 from 1 relay(s) 11 replies ↓
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Attacks ain't something new in Monero. Looking at the on-chain transactions in real world purchases, it has been on top for quite a while. There is a price to pay when you are on the top. Monero since the beginning has always come on top.
2025-09-14 20:24:53 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply
Weird price action or a successful attack though. nostr:nevent1qqsp3k8rcs8zugs6xvgawtftac8cm7v9r798j2yl2elsdyne2ks8mfsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgs8q3qkpymf6al2257cqhhf4avt98jv882mpzee2e6pswwz70lwhnqrqsqqqqqpa5n6j3
2025-09-14 21:51:29 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply
Monero acts as a critical backstop for Bitcoin. Its strong default privacy forces governments and banks to think twice about over-regulating Bitcoin. They know that if they tighten the screws too much, capital and users can shift to Monero, which is far harder to track or shut down. The mere existence of that option keeps the pressure in check and allows Bitcoin to operate with greater freedom. If Monero were to fail, that safety valve would disappear. Regulators could move to whitelist Bitcoin addresses and force miners to censor or even reorganise blocks that contain blacklisted transactions. Over time, state-backed miners could start competing to rewrite each other’s chains. Instead of a neutral global ledger, Bitcoin could devolve into a battleground where powerful governments decide which transactions survive. Bitcoin’s unique strength is its neutrality and censorship resistance. Monero quietly helps preserve those qualities by making overreach too costly. Without Monero standing as a harder alternative, Bitcoin would be far more vulnerable to control and could lose the very independence that gives it value.
2025-09-15 00:34:58 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply
You don't understand bro. Go back to Bitcointalk forum and read. People were very smart back then thinking about ways to attack and stop Bitcoin. Funny thing is. All those got applied to Monero while Bitcoin got embraced. There's an epic battle going on as we speak, but even most Bitcoiners don't see it. Normie's are clueless.
2025-09-15 10:52:05 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply