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Again, your privacy MUST BE ON CHAIN. AND IT MUST BE ON A BIG ENOUGH CHAIN, THEY CANNOT FUCK WITH.

Shit like Monero does not work, too small of a chain. Once it becomes a real harbor for wealth (Monero will at least do a x100), then yeah they're fucking coming for Monero and going to make some excuse... "muh childens or cp or gun runners, etc, etc, etc." Mark my fucking words.

Okay, what about ZK-rollups and aztek? Seriously? Dawg... put the blunt down. That's just a way shitter Monero clone.

Put it this way, nearly every privacy token is some sort of giant tumbler... and requires going off chain. SCRT? Dawg... that shit has a built-in backdoor for their nodes through their chips. At least Monero fucking TRIES for privacy.

I agree. Every fucking privacy project is a fucking stinking clone of Monero and Monero is the SHIT. It breaks traces. But... it's going to pressured into non-existence. They don't even have to send letters to get exchanges to sweat, look at bittrex.

https://www.coindesk.com/bittrex-disclose-delist-privacy-coins-dash-zcash-monero

The SEC never went to them. But they are fucking SILENT about why they delisted.

This isn't shit I'm fucking making up, you can all see the writing on the wall.

Lagarde?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-crypto-currency-ecb/ecbs-lagarde-calls-for-regulating-bitcoins-funny-business-idUSKBN29I1B1

“(Bitcoin) is a highly speculative asset, which has conducted some funny business and some interesting and totally reprehensible money laundering activity,” Lagarde said in an interview at the Reuters Next conference.

They are going to claim BTC is used for monery laundering, which it's not. It's totally open and on-chain, but it's not private. They'll STILL fucking use that lame ass money laundering excuse. They are going to put pressure whether you like it or not, so you might as well use something that could be used for those purposes.

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Add the contract to your wallet. You probably forgot that.