Have you added to your stack recently?
/XMR/ Monero General
Thomas Scott
Eli Cox
Zcoin bros rise up
Jaxon Adams
im taking out so many loans bros
Joshua Hall
No confidential transactions. cringe.
why?
Henry Hall
I have 100, would be comfy to have 1000 tho but that would mean risking lots of BTC
Noah Allen
I increase my stack by Dollar cost averaging. The minimum order volume on Kraken is low enough for me to do that.
Jacob Ross
to buy of course
Carson Baker
Based
Landon Gray
Holding 100 ZEC instead.
Oliver Howard
>No confidential transactions. cringe.
Funny because XMR "confidential transactions" can be traced via analysis of payments.
Oliver Lee
Monero is for drugs....
Zcash is where all the good dev's are at...
Nathan Butler
...
Joshua Mitchell
I have the possibility to buy around 100 more of them. Do you think I should? I already have plenty
Lucas Wood
Undervalued.
Tyler Long
shitcoin
Jayden Hernandez
1. Ring CT are literal zk proofs that can't be traced. I am talking about these actual transaction amounts, which are visible on zcoins blockchain but not visible on moneros.
2. I previously watched this video, but from memory he only uses 2 or 3 mix ins in his example and not the 10 that monero has. Plus, you may be able to draw vague connections but this is extremely unlikely considering the massive user set that monero has in comparison to any of its competitors. The only way you can trace monero is if you have a view key for the person who received and the person who sent monero.
3. >can be traced via analysis of payments.
no it can't. Assuming the attacker controls one of the wallets, you are shit out of luck when dealing with the combination of 10 mix ins, confidential transaction amounts, and stealth addresses.
Monero actually having a use case is a good thing
follow your heart user :)
Nolan Cox
Why worry about if the anonymity set is large enough to obscure my transaction tree given Flashlight/Overseer attacks when I can just use zcash/sigma/lelantus?.
Ian Taylor
big fat nothing burger if you use an atm without kyc and transact always from a different address when doing a purchase.
Nicholas Campbell
>hobbyist project
>barely used
Most the faggots that hold this have never used monero or the dark web top Kek.
Levi White
that's where you're wrong kiddo
Caleb Morris
why using crypto at all then, fag?
Hunter Ross
user sets are important for any cryptocurrency. For the coins you mention, they are hurt by weak user sets because they use optional privacy.
overseer attacks wouldn't work because there is no connection between wallets when a transaction is made (I looked at the video, he briefly goes over this but provides absolutely no specific analysis about Monero because it doesn't apply).
flashlight attacks (again based on your video) wouldn't work because you aren't taking into account that public addreses DO NO CONNECT to your private keys. Cryptonote protocol is different than bitcoin. There is literally a one time key used for each monero transaction. It is impossible to connect, again, unless you raid the persons house and get direct access to your wallet.
Michael Young
Why worry if other participants of the network use optional shielded transactions, too when I can just use Monero where privacy is mandatory? Also, the reason why almost nobody uses zk-Snarks is that they require an obscenely high confirmation time. Sorry, lad, do not want.
Matthew Evans
>>hobbyist project
better voluntary devs, who are funded by community, than funding by the state of israel like zcash:
timesofisrael.com
>>barely used
transaction count says otherwise.
Juan Anderson
Maybe. Maybe not. You'll never know.
Eli Collins
>there is no connection between wallets when a transaction is made
There is a possible *set* of transactions, including decoys, between wallets. Sorry m8. Monero is a scam.
Dominic Martin
Sorry, but you're just a troll plus Sandro Salsano, where is my money?
Daniel Howard
there are 10 dummy transactions mixed with each correct one. there is no way of telling which one is real.
the amount of the transaction is hidden from blockchain view (zcoin doesn't have this feature).
the stealth address prevents the person sending monero to ever possibly know where the monero went. The person receiving the money has no way of knowing where the funds came from (except based on the person letting you know he is sending Monero). With Monero, there is no such thing as viewable public wallet addresses.
So please explain to me how any information about the wallets is included on the blockchain?
>Monero is a scam.
lmao, if that's the case then why is the founder of Zcoin speaking at Monero conferences? You have no idea what you are even shilling.
Isaac Turner
10 isn't enough. It should be 100+. But XMR scales too poorly for it. Hope banks and merchants don't organize and bust your ass...
Chase Collins
you're just talking out of your ass.
Sebastian Bell
STEEEEEEEL SUPPORT!
>Imagine thinking price will go below this line ever again!
Hunter Jackson
>10 isn't enough
Not only is the number or ring sigs going to grow with each update, but it already is plenty when you consider the large user set Monero has. Each block has roughly 150 dummy transactions to sift through, and there is no way of connecting the actual transaction to either the receiver or the sender because of the stealth address and the confidential transaction amount.
>but xmr scales too poorly
twitter.com
It's improving every day
>Hope banks and merchants don't organize and bust your ass...
Well you are a glownigger, so I'm sure you hope otherwise