/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27221867
I did some research for you and apparently 96% of mimblewimble transactions can be traced. The only thing they cannot see is how much you sent to each other but they do know who you are trading with.

Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/researcher-breaks-mimblewimble-deanonymizing-96-of-grin-transactions/

Also your stack will likely be public with LTC so everybody knows how much you own. XMR has none of these problems anymore.

>>27112277
>DkC6xZjU8AAKqfE.jpg
>xmr can be tracked by this thing I just made up
yep, it's pajeet time

>>26977521
He's just a jeet, ignore him.
>>26977714
>also about sending a message
And what I'm saying is that opting out of their crooked police state system is far more effective than enriching some hedge funds at the expense of another.
The tantrum they're throwing is pretty entertaining though I have to admit.
>>26977492
based

If they cracked it why does the IRS still offer an unclaimed reward for people to crack it?

>>25369159
Then sell it and buy maxipad's king shitcoin surveillance bags you weak bitch

>>23480214
Privacy will become more valuable as time goes on.

>It is not possible to make a LASTING compromise between technology and freedom, because technology is by far the more powerful social force and continually encroaches on freedom through REPEATED compromises.

>>22309204
You namefags need to be lined up and face the wall

>>22281852
Ok and?

>>22217738
Monero gang

>>22068820
Glad I got XMR faggots

>>22063949
if it's probability model then a lot of early transactions are very likely to be traceable but new transaction should be private

>>20684069

>>20092809
It's the elephant in the room as regulators draw up rules on cryptocurrencies, since there's these coins like monero which are designed not to be traced.

XMR is private but would ZCASH be a good competitor if people actually used it's privacy feature?

>>19704692
xmr privacy is a lot better now