/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57226044
>compliance is king
>zcash is the only privacy coin that stands a chance against regulatory pressures to delist.

Compliance cucks get the rope.

lol Zcucks are now bragging on Twitter about the EU taking Zcash off the banned privacy coins list.

https://twitter.com/beczka2006/status/1671224544693026817

Meanwhile, the the number of darknet markets that accept ZEC = 0 lol

>>54898894
>Should've used Zcash

>>54607238

>With many "privacy" coins (and cryptos in general), there is an attitude of "f*ck the government and regulators, they can't stop us!". But let's be honest, if a coin is to see mainstream adoption from institutions, government, and retail, it has to fit in and be compliant with the traditional system of laws and regulation. Zcash has stamps of approval from FATF, FinCEN, and NYDFS.

>do you really think the (small) Monero team is engaging with regulators and has regulatory compliance? Of course not.

>Zcash institutional investment will continue to grow over time (which will hugely increase the price) because Zcash has the regulatory and governmental stamp of approval.

Holy shit, I am in actual awe of how utterly cucked you trannies are. And all for the moons & lambos, not one iota of revolutionary spirit.

>>54324274

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVjHDEDw_DQ&t=442s

>>54246478
>You will care once the inevitable lawsuit bleeds the General Fund dry.

Can't wait for this lolsuit lmao.

>>52855545
>important for crypto projects to build privacy systems that are regulation compliant

>>52469963
>It is gradually being replaced; Zcash and Railgun have an on/off privacy switch, which will more than likely allow both to survive the looming regulation.

how on-brand.

>>52371095
>>52371129
>>52371175

Plz post more zemes.

>>51501324
>Zcash has more legitimacy in the eyes of regulators

How on-brand lmao

>>50959113
>Nothing in the document mentions anything about being "safe." It is about making money.

Zcash in a nutshell lol


>Monero is unironically one of the worst crypto projects to invest in if your goal is making money

And you faggots wonder why you're seen as sell outs.


>Also, once everything operates on a DLT and you have to use certain ones to be included in the global financial infrastructure, it will be very easy to block interaction with Monero.

I love the assumption that crypto in general and privacy coins in particular will still be allowed access to the mainstream economy once CBDC Fedcoins are rolled out, governments are totally cool about allowing competition like that.


>Yes, Monero is better if your goal is to engage in untraceable transactions and holding a cryptocurrency that can be sanctioned and blacklisted in the future. If your goal is making money, Zcash is better.

1. We fully expect Monero to be sanctioned and blacklisted in the future and are preparing accordingly.

2. Monero being sanctioned and blacklisted validates its tech and reliability while NOT being sanctioned and blacklisted actually looks suspect.

3. Transnational organized crime is a multi-TRILLION dollar industry that doesn't give a shit about rules & regulations.

4. Zcash's entire bull case depends on the government tolerating it, Monero's doesn't.

5. Comply harder

>>50812417

Yes.