Monero delisted

[Anonymous No.21810039]

Coinspot Australias biggest exchange

[Anonymous No.21810059]

>>21810039
Haven’t held any privacy coins for years

It was only a matter of time before they are banned

[Anonymous No.21810068]

Does it surprise you Australia stopped a private coin from being traded?

[Anonymous No.21810083]

>>21810039
Should I load up? Now or never

[Anonymous No.21810093]

>>21810039
Monero was probably our last chance to have a people's run currency. Sadly the greed will not allow this to happen.

[Anonymous No.21810322]

>>21810083
This delisting will have zero effect on global prices

It also will have zero effect on you being able to acquire of if these on other non Australian exchanges

[Anonymous No.21810359]

>>21810039
Was just about to go all in on Monero bros, how do i get it now in Straya? Preferably without KYC

[Anonymous No.21810402]

>>21810093
If it can't get past regulations it has no real future.

[Anonymous No.21810422]

>>21810359
Localmonero cunt

[Anonymous No.21810432]

>>21810039
Might not believe it, but price of these tokens will go up

[Anonymous No.21810433]

>>21810039
>country literally founded as penal colony
fuck these hypocrites
hope the emus rek the cunts

[Anonymous No.21810468]

>>21810402
Regulation can't touch the dexes.

[Anonymous No.21810916]

>>21810432
lol. Nope but ZEC will.

[Anonymous No.21810937]

>>21810039
Binance is next

[Anonymous No.21810976]

>>21810039
a sign of things to come to all exchanges

[Anonymous No.21810992]

>>21810468

LOL

[Anonymous No.21811003]

>>21810992
literally how do you shut it down
It's no different to saying you're going to shutdown bitcoin

[Anonymous No.21811006]

I dont privacy coins period anyway, if you can't prove where the money went etc they are just going to freeze your bank account.

[Anonymous No.21811020]

>>21811006
Sometimes it's better to store your assets in a private and secure coin rather than some jew bank.

[Anonymous No.21811040]

>>21811020
>sometimes

[Anonymous No.21811093]

>>21811020
What to do when all the ramps in and out are monitored? I know I pitched localmonero earlier and that is an option but it’s a real concern of mine

[Anonymous No.21811172]

>>21811006
>if you can't prove where the money went etc
Fortunately you can

[Anonymous No.21811190]

>>21810039
>Australia
No one cares
>>21810322
THIS

>>21810402
Its regulated by the CFTC in the states, shame newfags missed the '15 ruling or even bother to understand it.

[Anonymous No.21811202]

>>21810039
this is why i never invested into privacy coins, it can be so easy to ban them, and it doesnt align with the values of our future, which is sadly. "LESS PRIVACY FOR EVERYONE" thats why i invest in chainlink. might as well profit.

[Anonymous No.21811208]

>>21811093
OTC trades for other assets locally. Literally carry it on a pendrive.

[Anonymous No.21811248]

>>21811208
Crypto is still such a niche thing generally and xmr and similar privacy coins even nichier. We’ve got a long way to go for adoption to be broad enough for what you suggest to be viable

[Anonymous No.21811255]

The Jew hates crypto

[Anonymous No.21811327]

As an ausfag who doesn't want the tax man to come. I'm glad that this is the Gov admitting they can't track your crypto if you buy monero at some point

[Anonymous No.21811381]

No surprise. The Australian government is feverishly desperate to control each and every single thing each 'citizen' does. They hate freedom with passion.

[Anonymous No.21811389]

>>21811093
I earn passive income from my xsn Masternodes, i dont have to sell all of it.

The ones i sell i can prove but i can also choose to keep some private eg monero.

[Anonymous No.21811434]

>>21810039
Not that surprising. Australia has some god-awful laws about encryption and whatnot. Having Monero available wouldn't look too good to their Chinese masters.

[Anonymous No.21811445]

>>21811327
Based literally free advertising for XMR. Long XMR

[Anonymous No.21811452]

>>21811389
Yeah but how do you move that money into the real world to pay expenses?

[Anonymous No.21811483]

>>21811452
Sell xsn for btc. Sell btc for fiat on on ramp exchange. Pay income tax since nodes count as income not capital gains (pretty sure).

[Anonymous No.21811508]

>>21811483
Monero will be more for hiding my total power level (wealth).

[Anonymous No.21812190]

>>21811381
>passion
You're giving them too much credit...

[Anonymous No.21812237]

>>21810039
We know. LOKI fixes this.

[Anonymous No.21812314]

>>21811202
>it can be so easy to ban them
About as easy as banning piracy. How well is that going?

[Anonymous No.21812359]

kek monero is implementing lighting. something something stakenet dex

[Anonymous No.21812393]

>>21810039
Was expecting since a long time ago, surprised they only do it now.

[Anonymous No.21812569]

>>21812359
since when
>>21812237
lol sure

[Anonymous No.21812620]

>>21812314
Ask Japan. It isn't hard at all if the government actually want to ban piracy instead of making a show of opposing it.

[Anonymous No.21812681]

>>21810039
This fucking government man I swear.
Bunch of fucking babies.
You can just buy other coins and then exchange those for monero. This stops nothing.
Also, I wonder how much coinspot is gonna profit by pulling these.

[Anonymous No.21812987]

Once again Australia is confirmed to be fucking gay.

[Anonymous No.21813047]

>>21812620
Could you be more specific about what Japan is doing? Unless they have North Korea tier restrictions on access to the outside Internet, and I don't believe they do, it's not possible to prevent torrenting.

[Anonymous No.21813129]

>>21813047
The chances of catching people are slim to none but the charges are so strict for the handful of people they do catch are so severe (prison time for people who upload copyright material) that it prevents most people from ever even trying to see how it works.

[Anonymous No.21813374]

>>21810039
Within a few years 90% of exchanges will be DEX with legal onboards. They can ban exchanges but not DEXs & making it illegal to own Monero is touchy.

[Anonymous No.21813451]

>>21813374
this. layer 2 dex's are going to change the game.

imagine when a privacy coin has integrated the lightning network.

it will usher in a new error or cyberpunk finance.

this is when we will start to see big gov bringing the hammer down hard on crypto. they will try, but ultimately they will fail.

[Anonymous No.21813603]

>>21813129
I see. Well, in the case of a Monero banning in the United States, I don't think there would be a similar effect in terms of preventing crime. People trading drugs or attempting tax evasion are already committing crimes with severe punishments. They could add additional layers of inconvenience but I don't think the same type of deterrent effect would come into play because the people in question have already refused to be deterred. Banning it would kill off trading/speculating, but that's not what they care about. It would also announce to the rest of the world which tech you can use to hide your financial activity from US intelligence, which is probably detrimental to their geopolitical goals.

[Anonymous No.21813618]

>>21810068
>>21812987
These. Yet burgers keep wanting to move here, it's a far worse nanny state than the US. We even importing the newest models of niggers from Africa now too.

[Anonymous No.21813950]

>>21811172
This anon understands.

Monero has a view key so you can show transaction history if required.

Also tari are releasing a regulatory whitepaper to help exchanges list monero and comply with regulations.

[Anonymous No.21814048]

is it possible to have a stable privacy coin? I like monero but a stable privacy coin makes more sense imo

[Anonymous No.21815220]

TTT for aussies

[Anonymous No.21815484]

>tfw governments talk about banning a P2P technology.

Hmmm where have I seen this before... Oh yeah Napster. As we all know no one ever downloaded a song after they got shut down...

[Anonymous No.21815514]

>>21810093
>decentralised coin
>he thinks it can be stopped
KEK

[Anonymous No.21815537]

>>21810359
Use a coinswap site, changelly etc