Is Monero the only hope left for Blockchain?

[Anonymous No.51358244]

BTC became completely unusable once 0.0003% of the world started using it.

ETH is broken out of the box and switching to PoS only enhances it.

Monero at least works as advertised. It scales, transactions are cheap and private. It doesn't do smart contracts, but at least it fucking works.

Bitcoin could have done smart contracts, but it's shit now. L2 isn't blockchain btw.

[Anonymous No.51358355]

>>51358244

[Anonymous No.51358500]

If this is the official monero thread can someone explain to me how is it untraceable?

You need a fucking mug shot to buy crypto, then you buy monero?

And boom its untraceable? what

[Anonymous No.51358659]

Beat it. It's over. You cant sell the blockchain = currency anymore.

[Anonymous No.51360612]

>>51358500
>>51282570

Monero thread.

The amounts being transferred are hidden in two ways, one way makes it so that only the sender and the receiver know the amount, the other creates a bunch of spoof transactions at the same time.

As far as "it's untraceable", well, lets say you buy bitcoin from coinbase and send it to your wallet. That's traceable. Then lets say you send it to fixedfloat and they give you Monero. The fact that you sent it to fixedfloat is visible, and if someone asks fixedfloat, they'll tell you what Monero they sent and to which address.

But that's as far as it goes- they can't look at your wallet and see the balance, or see that you spent or gained from other sources.

[Anonymous No.51360798]

>>51358659
Faggot

[Anonymous No.51361044]

>>51360798
he aint wrong tho. oil is more valuable than gold

better tokenomics

[Anonymous No.51361090]

>>51358244
>no smart contracts
Does it have a DEX?

[Anonymous No.51361210]

>>51358244
The ethereum narratives graph is wrong, because each item is being replaced by the next, but that's not the case. The graph should be cumulative, all those chart items are use cases that is still valid and relevant. Anything new simply adds another use case on top, it doesn't diminish existing use cases.

[Anonymous No.51362530]

>>51358244
Monero is getting outdated if you ask me, it has got no updates recently unlike some other protocols like Railgun that recently launched a mobile version and also do smart contracts

[Anonymous No.51362574]

>>51361210
it's a time series of relative frequency you absolute mongoloid

[Anonymous No.51362600]

>>51358500
https://kycnot.me - don't use exchanges that demand ID, there is no justification for them to demand ID from you, so just don't use them.

[Anonymous No.51362652]

monero scales worse that bitcoin
also imagine giving your blockchain that's fully dependent on high transaction fees for privacy an expanding blocksize to keep fees low
monero is for midwits

[Anonymous No.51362661]

>>51361210
ethereum's narrative has changed significantly more than bitcoin's. l2 scaling has been a talking point in bitcoin since 2010, while ethereum has gone through waves of failed base layer scaling, failed attempts at getting sharding working, to ultimately settle at just copying the paradigm bitcoin worked out was necessary over a decade earlier

[Anonymous No.51362819]

Spinner cash will replace it.

[Anonymous No.51363225]

>>51362574
That's precisely why I'm saying that it's a meaningless, misleading way to represent the data you absolute mongoloid

[Anonymous No.51363237]

>>51362819
Stay in your containment threads. Non base layer privacy is retarded.

[Anonymous No.51363401]

>>51362530
I completely agree with you, I think Monero is overhyped, it's been redundant for a long while.

[Anonymous No.51363409]

>>51361210
Cope. No, ETH’s ever-worsening identity crisis is not a cumulative value add, and yes, each new fad idea with it very much displaces the ones before it. It’s a fucking laugh to assert otherwise when the network literally gas-price-gouges all but the most short-term profitable hyped FOTM activity to a halt whenever activity on it spikes. The network simply lacks the bandwidth to accommodate anything but the most recent handful of speculative fads.

[Anonymous No.51364558]

>>51363401
>I think Monero is overhyped, it's been redundant for a long while.
That could be said about most coins.
There have been several cycles/waves of new privacy coins. Where are they now?