>Liberty reserve was much bigger and more decentralized than Monero and it got shut down. >Liberty reserve was much bigger and more decentralized than Monero and it got shut down. >Liberty reserve was much bigger and more decentralized than Monero and it got shut down.
from wikipedia: Liberty Reserve was a Costa Rica-based centralized digital currency service that billed itself as the "oldest, safest and most popular payment processor, serving millions all around a world". The site had over one million users when it was shut down by the United States government.
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You can run your own full node and connect to it remotely using a wallet on your phone should you need to broadcast a transaction while you're out. It's easy senpai desu.
Daniel Mitchell
>You can run your own full node and connect to it remotely using a wallet Why not use zcoin and not have to worry about all this technical stuff? hmmm
James Howard
Z who ?
Sorry were talking about established coins with real development not no name pajeet flavors of the week
Xavier Long
>real development >have to run your own node like some corecuck jew
Nah
Christopher Ward
>he doesn’t know what a remote node is >2019
John Hernandez
On Zcoin I don't need to run a node and the Privacy set is 2 orders of magnitude larger than monero's.
Luke Perry
every wallet is a light wallet, but every wallet recommends you use either a private or trusted node. the gui for example runs a node unless disabled by default. You can download shit like monerujo and just pick a random node off the network, its just that this goes completely against the philosophy behind the purpose of monero itself.
Zwho? Ain’t no one heard of that new shitscam shoo shoo pajeet
Camden Brooks
Sure thing (((bro))).
Xavier Davis
Zcoin, and all Zerocoin protocol coins, are completely broken as of literally like 4 weeks ago. You're not making a good case against Monero. Who cares if your babby coin has a lightwallet if its privacy features had to be disabled because of a critical cryptography exploit?
Ryan Carter
Light wallets dont leak any private data.
Jacob Russell
You know how Monero will end?
For (i=0; i < countries.count; i++) { It will be declared illegal in (i); Exchanges operating in (i) delists XMR; You cant cashout to fiat in (i); } XMR.value = null;
Zcoin doesn't even use Zerocoin protocol anymore, which is sort of odd
Christopher Myers
BSV pajeets are really embarassing. Their ramblings (always ending with an inappropriate "do your research") are absolute cringe. It's like nChain and Calvin picked their paid shills right from the street, without prior exposure to cryptocurrencies and crypto exchanges.
+15 rupee If governments ban Monero, it's price will skyrocket u stupid pajeet. Illegal things always cost more, compare the price of coke in Bolivia where it's almost legal and in the USA. In 2018 there was announcement that Japan wants to ban Monero, Zcash and Dash, all 3 coins pumped immediately. Now go to designated shitting street, u shudra dumbass.
Dylan Young
Eth has infinite supply And new consensus algorithm in October makes it so it never has to be hardforked ever again
Checkmate faggot
Lincoln Flores
Remote node doesn’t mean you lose your privacy you brainlet
Whatever they're using, it's fucked. Check their website for details. They admitted about 1% of the supply was minted fraudulently. They're moving to something else called Sigma but who gives a shit, it's a centralized PoS coin with very little community trust. It's complicated but using a remote node opens you up to several highly theoretical but not impossible attack vectors that could compromise a transaction's privacy given the right set of circumstances. This is super low risk stuff for average people but Monero is designed to be as flawless as possible so they have to consider literally every possible attack surface.
