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

[Switchain]

Check out this XMR wallet guide https://www.switchain.com/blog/best-monero-wallets-top-8-monero-wallets-2019/

[XxXBigDickXxX]

Hello Guys! I have a question! Do e need affraid of quantum PC? Will we protect our chain? Google did 53 qbit Pc!

[jwinterm]

Hello Guys! I have a question! Do e need affraid of quantum PC? Will we protect our chain? Google did 53 qbit Pc!

Lol 53 qubit personal computer

[CryptTech]

Why monero together with other anonymous coins try to remove from exchanges?

[Hueristic]

Check out this XMR wallet guide https://www.switchain.com/blog/best-monero-wallets-top-8-monero-wallets-2019/

Why doesn't switchain list Monero?
Other than that nice article.

Hello Guys! I have a question! Do e need affraid of quantum PC? Will we protect our chain? Google did 53 qbit Pc!

What happen, did your other troll account get banned?

/ignored

[dEBRUYNE]

Preliminary information thread regarding the scheduled protocol upgrade of November 30

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/d884zt/preliminary_information_thread_regarding_the/

[Zonton]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

[Fatman3001]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

[Fatman3001]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

It's not too bad compared to other alts, but it does look a bit dead in the water.

[PRESDIR]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

I used to think like you, even had time to enjoy some monero results in the trading of glorious years
but still hope the events of two years ago can still be repeated.

[dEBRUYNE]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

Alive and well I would say. Development of both the code and the ecosystem is progressing strongly. A nice overview can be found here:

https://revuo-monero.com/periodicals/periodical-3-2019.html

The weekly issues can be found on the website too:

https://revuo-monero.com/

[dEBRUYNE]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

From the top 20, Monero is one of the best performers year to date. That being said, it obviously got affected by the significant decline in the altcoin market.

[Fatman3001]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

Alive and well I would say. Development of both the code and the ecosystem is progressing strongly. A nice overview can be found here:

https://revuo-monero.com/periodicals/periodical-3-2019.html

The weekly issues can be found on the website too:

https://revuo-monero.com/

thx, dEBRUYNE

[User44a]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

it was a shitcoin    reeeee

Monero is and remained in Top20 for many years, anyone calling alt like this a shitcoin isn't clever at all. So many private coins only dream about getting where Monero is.

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

I know, the price dropped against BTC a lot, so did the rest of the market. If you're holding XMR just to get rich quick, you simply have to wait a bit longer for the alt season. If you value your privacy, especially for your shopping, Monero is the right coin for you.

[gembitz]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

it was a shitcoin    reeeee

Monero is and remained in Top20 for many years, anyone calling alt like this a shitcoin isn't clever at all. So many private coins only dream about getting where Monero is.

it's a CLONE of bytecoin...umm yes it's a living breathing shit-coin pumped by GOLDMAN SACHS bruh.    you new here?

[Zonton]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

From the top 20, Monero is one of the best performers year to date. That being said, it obviously got affected by the significant decline in the altcoin market.

But still, there are no interesting partnerships or updates, no new wallets, it’s still the same Monero as two years ago.

[dEBRUYNE]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

From the top 20, Monero is one of the best performers year to date. That being said, it obviously got affected by the significant decline in the altcoin market.

But still, there are no interesting partnerships or updates, no new wallets, it’s still the same Monero as two years ago.

This is nonsense, see:

In the last two years we have seen the following fundamental developments:

- An official GUI that is significantly improved and now properly curtailed to a vastly heterogeneous userbase.
- Multiple user friendly mobile wallets for Android and iOS.
- Multiple user friendly desktop wallets.
- Hardware wallet support (both Trezor and Ledger).
- Significant reduction of transaction size and improvement of verification performance via Bulletproofs. Bulletproofs furthermore ensured the fees can remain reasonably.
- Further reduction planned via CLSAG (approximately 20% reduction in transaction size and 20% improvement in verification performance).
- A long-term ASIC resistant (at least envisioned) proof-of-work algorithm RandomX, which was successfully audited by four different professional audit teams. Whether you are supportive of ASIC resistance or not, one cannot deny that this is a vast improvement over the status quo (which was essentially tweaking the PoW every six months).
- Multiple further privacy improvements.
- I2P/Tor integration for the CLI and GUI (soon, i.e., planned for v0.15).
- Blockchain pruning.

I am probably forgetting some stuff and haven't even included ecosystem related developments. Regardless, we can conclude that the difference between Monero in 2017 and Monero currently is essentially night and day.

A full list of available wallets can be found here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/d78ny7/rmonero_weekly_discussion_september_21_2019_use/

If you make a comparison to 2017, you will see that there is a significant difference.

[bitpotter]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

From the top 20, Monero is one of the best performers year to date. That being said, it obviously got affected by the significant decline in the altcoin market.

But still, there are no interesting partnerships or updates, no new wallets, it’s still the same Monero as two years ago.

Maybe monero is currently being hit by a deadlock of ideas, but in my opinion it's fine if the monero is currently very good in the market.

[User44a]

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

it was a shitcoin    reeeee

Monero is and remained in Top20 for many years, anyone calling alt like this a shitcoin isn't clever at all. So many private coins only dream about getting where Monero is.

it's a CLONE of bytecoin...umm yes it's a living breathing shit-coin pumped by GOLDMAN SACHS bruh.    you new here?

Great point! Monero is currently sitting at 0.00711342 BTC, Bytecoin aboooouuuutttt  0.00000005 BTC. Anyone who wants to take a risk in crypto has to see some kind of potential in it. People are greedy AF, if they can't see their money coming back with profit, they'll go elsewhere.

Because I'm new here and you're the master of all things Crypto, can you tell me why all the greedy people invested in Monero instead of Bytecoin? Thank you very much.

[User44a]

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

From the top 20, Monero is one of the best performers year to date. That being said, it obviously got affected by the significant decline in the altcoin market.

But still, there are no interesting partnerships or updates, no new wallets, it’s still the same Monero as two years ago.

This is nonsense, see:

In the last two years we have seen the following fundamental developments:

- An official GUI that is significantly improved and now properly curtailed to a vastly heterogeneous userbase.
- Multiple user friendly mobile wallets for Android and iOS.
- Multiple user friendly desktop wallets.
- Hardware wallet support (both Trezor and Ledger).
- Significant reduction of transaction size and improvement of verification performance via Bulletproofs. Bulletproofs furthermore ensured the fees can remain reasonably.
- Further reduction planned via CLSAG (approximately 20% reduction in transaction size and 20% improvement in verification performance).
- A long-term ASIC resistant (at least envisioned) proof-of-work algorithm RandomX, which was successfully audited by four different professional audit teams. Whether you are supportive of ASIC resistance or not, one cannot deny that this is a vast improvement over the status quo (which was essentially tweaking the PoW every six months).
- Multiple further privacy improvements.
- I2P/Tor integration for the CLI and GUI (soon, i.e., planned for v0.15).
- Blockchain pruning.

I am probably forgetting some stuff and haven't even included ecosystem related developments. Regardless, we can conclude that the difference between Monero in 2017 and Monero currently is essentially night and day.

A full list of available wallets can be found here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/d78ny7/rmonero_weekly_discussion_september_21_2019_use/

If you make a comparison to 2017, you will see that there is a significant difference.

Thank you dEBRUYNE. I like RandomX and hope Monero will stay ASIC resistant even if it pisses of all GPU miners. I'm one of them and will have to point the cards elsewhere but still happy if it keeps the network healthy.