[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[Tonatopia]

I love Monero. Ive also got a couple of renewable energy businesses in Australia and Fiji. We are mining using solar power.
However, where can I list my businesses www.solarfiji.org and www.greenpowerco.com.au as Monero merchants?

Time to start spending in the real world, me thinks.
Especially considering the next GFC is probably months away. Fiat will be trash.

[birr]

I read somewhere that poloniex is going to delist Monero.  Is it true?

[M5M400]

I read somewhere that poloniex is going to delist Monero.  Is it true?

I highly doubt that. They disabled it for a while because auf moneroV fork stuff...

[Hueristic]

I read somewhere that poloniex is going to delist Monero.  Is it true?

Link?

[explorer]

I read somewhere that poloniex is going to delist Monero.  Is it true?

[takose46]

There are many rumors that our coin will be removed from poloniex. However. There is not a clear message coming from dev. I could think that it was a force majeure that reduced the value of XMR coin, a shark's trap, maybe.

[ArticMine]

There are many rumors that our coin will be removed from poloniex. However. There is not a clear message coming from dev. I could think that it was a force majeure that reduced the value of XMR coin, a shark's trap, maybe.

Some how I think not. It does not make economic sense. https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/poloniex/

[Globb0]

There are many rumors that our coin will be removed from poloniex. However. There is not a clear message coming from dev. I could think that it was a force majeure that reduced the value of XMR coin, a shark's trap, maybe.

For the most part several grapes in the bunch dangled lower until the sun set. Many mendacious curmudgeonly creatures frivolously expelled flim-flam frequently. Monero principal.

[bitofc]

Verge is not private? I thought that yes.
Look on their site, you can find there this information: A secure and anonymous cryptocurrency.

I agree with you. Verge actually has private feature. But no one of them can surpass over XMR.

Last I read, XVG (Verge) is only route the traffic through TOR, not exactly a privacy feature for a cryptocurrency.

[bitofc]

https://crypto.stanford.edu/bulletproofs/

So Monero devs are the first one, to implement this protocol in production code?

Since it will be open source, it can be ported to Bitcoin, Litecoin's confidential transaction?

Thank you

[usmanov123]

Hi. Does Monero's wallet has any issues with Chinese firewall? Do they need TOR or/end OBFS4? ty

[boynamnhi]

I read and saw many comments saying that XMR would be banned? What does the research team say?
Or is it just a way for XMR to lose value when skeptics sell massively and then raise prices?

[Anon136]

I read and saw many comments saying that XMR would be banned? What does the research team say?
Or is it just a way for XMR to lose value when skeptics sell massively and then raise prices?

IDK but if there wasn't a risk of crypto currencies being banned that would remove about half of the utility of Monero. Monero being banned would further strengthen the case for Monero, not the opposite.

[elrippos friend]

Chinese are always playing with fear, and that is as we all know, the best way to keep something interesting 

[mattcode]

https://crypto.stanford.edu/bulletproofs/

So Monero devs are the first one, to implement this protocol in production code?

Since it will be open source, it can be ported to Bitcoin, Litecoin's confidential transaction?

Thank you

Wownero currently uses bulletproofs on its mainnet

[sumonkhan]

this is best coin in this market, i like it,

[volyova]

In order to prevent money laundering and other criminal activity, Japan’s Financial Services Agency, is quietly pressuring cryptocurrency exchanges to give up handling Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and Dash (DASH) and other cryptocurrencies favored by criminals and hackers. Sources close to the FSA confirmed that they were taking all available steps to discourage the use of certain alternative virtual currencies that have become attractive to the underworld because they are difficult to track. In September of last year, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, Europol, released a report that warned “other cryptocurrencies such as Monero, Ethereum and Zcash are gaining popularity within the digital underground.” Criminals, who were some of the earliest adopters of Bitcoin, have increasingly dropped that cryptocurrency for transactions in favor of Monero and other less traceable "altcoins."
According to the Japanese authorities, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to identify the recipients of currencies like Monero via a blockchain or any other public ledger. The anonymity makes the coins ideal for money laundering. The blockchain (public ledger) for bitcoin, makes it possible for seasoned investigators to follow the money. Increasingly, cyber criminals choose these new "privacy coins" when they demand ransom payments or engage in sales of illegal goods．
The FSA is particularly adverse to Monero, especially after it was reported in January that North Korea may be mining the currency to raise funds.

[garytheasshole]

In order to prevent money laundering and other criminal activity, Japan’s Financial Services Agency, is quietly pressuring cryptocurrency exchanges to give up handling Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and Dash (DASH) and other cryptocurrencies favored by criminals and hackers. Sources close to the FSA confirmed that they were taking all available steps to discourage the use of certain alternative virtual currencies that have become attractive to the underworld because they are difficult to track. In September of last year, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, Europol, released a report that warned “other cryptocurrencies such as Monero, Ethereum and Zcash are gaining popularity within the digital underground.” Criminals, who were some of the earliest adopters of Bitcoin, have increasingly dropped that cryptocurrency for transactions in favor of Monero and other less traceable "altcoins."
According to the Japanese authorities, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to identify the recipients of currencies like Monero via a blockchain or any other public ledger. The anonymity makes the coins ideal for money laundering. The blockchain (public ledger) for bitcoin, makes it possible for seasoned investigators to follow the money. Increasingly, cyber criminals choose these new "privacy coins" when they demand ransom payments or engage in sales of illegal goods．
The FSA is particularly adverse to Monero, especially after it was reported in January that North Korea may be mining the currency to raise funds.

Long live North Korea, down with Japan, those imperialist pigs!

[revelacaogr]

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/8h0qza/childhood_toy_reimagined_for_crypto/

[Anon136]

https://crypto.stanford.edu/bulletproofs/

So Monero devs are the first one, to implement this protocol in production code?

Since it will be open source, it can be ported to Bitcoin, Litecoin's confidential transaction?

Thank you

Wownero currently uses bulletproofs on its mainnet

You mean there are devs out there who are capable and willing to take code that is made by our devs that is still undergoing testing and push it to their main net before it is fully vetted!? Now that's a project I want to get behind!

According to the Japanese authorities, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to identify the recipients of currencies like Monero via a blockchain or any other public ledger... The FSA is particularly adverse to Monero...

What a nice endorsement.