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14751077 No.14751077 [Reply] [Original]

Tell me why monero please I don't get it this picture makes alot of sense though

>> No.14751097

"monero" just sounds like a stupid fucking name

>> No.14751100

>>14751077
i don't like this one. because moneros main selling point is also fungibility and this has no mention of it

>> No.14751113

>>14751097
monero means bitcoin in esperado you absolute newfag

>> No.14751134

>>14751113
no it means money in esperanto...

>> No.14751154

>>14751077
>>14751100
you stupid dub niggers, privacy by default is only a byproduct of fungability. how the fuck is this so hard to understand with you low iq monkeys, monero is digital cash, don't hurt your brains by thinking any further.

>> No.14751177

>>14751134
correct, and it's a fucking great name

>> No.14751254
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>>14751113
>>14751134
>>14751177
>14751177
>esperanto

>> No.14751311

Monero is a privacy play. Right now if you use a crypto to tip the pizza guy, he can see both your balance and all your other transactions. He may see your fat stacks and come back to rob your ass. Monero hides your balance and all other transactions so you don't gotta worry

>> No.14751406

>>14751100
Can you explain Fungibility please?

>> No.14751423

>>14751406
each coin is indistinguishable from another

>> No.14751432

>>14751406
coins can't be tracked and labelled as "dirty" by authorities.

>> No.14751435

Monero is Satoshi's original vision.

>> No.14751440

>>14751077
>Gold
>decentralized
Kek

>> No.14751481

>>14751406
fungible money means that every unit off account is treated the same.
bitcoin for example is not fungible, because every transaction is visible on the blockchain publictly. so in theory you could buy a bitcoin from a dark web vendor, which could look fishy to authorities.

>> No.14751688

Bummer the coin's going nowhere (correct me if I'm wrong); I recall when I was a bit younger I truly believed it would be a good investment due to its privacy/fungibility aspect

>> No.14751753
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>>14751688
>the coin's going nowhere
i agree in the sense that shitcoins will come and go but monero is here to stay. reminder that the devs do 0 advertising and shilling for their coin outside of presentations in conferences.

reminder that the FBI has admitted that it is not able to crack monero

>> No.14752008
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>>14751688
what do you mean going nowhere?
if you're talking about price sure, but that will turn around eventually, its in the deepest bear market of its history its not going to last forever

if you're talking about development its being worked on and improved constantly. its stronger than ever and has alot of devs working on it.

>> No.14752917

>>14751406
Every Bitcoin has a unique I'd number, therefore every Bitcoin is different. Monero doesn't have that problem. Every money is the same. Law enforcement can track how each Bitcoin has moved from person A to person B. They can't do that with Monero. Gold is fungible - every ounce of gold is the same and you cannot tell who was the prior owner of an ounce of gold.