| Romeotom Member Activity: 821 SOL.BIOKRIPT.COM
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In fact, bitcoin is the main currency with the highest number of investors and the highest popularity. So if you talk about the popularity of an altcoins then you must consider the reality of that project. Moreover there are many good and high ranked tokens in the crypto market but not all are popular. In fact, the development of a project will be popular and will replace the project in a different way. You are talking about Monero its really good coin all the time but maybe less users from this forum thats why its not getting the hype. | |||
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| Abu-Naim Sr. Member Activity: 546
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In fact, bitcoin is the main currency with the highest number of investors and the highest popularity. So if you talk about the popularity of an altcoins then you must consider the reality of that project. Moreover there are many good and high ranked tokens in the crypto market but not all are popular. In fact, the development of a project will be popular and will replace the project in a different way. You are talking about Monero its really good coin all the time but maybe less users from this forum thats why its not getting the hype. Momero is a decentralized coin just like Bitcoin, but Bitcoin is the main one as it is the pioneer cryptocurrency that almost all altcoins are building up on, they are all building new projects to counter Bitcoin which is not possible because of their centralized nature. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| jwinterm Legendary Activity: 3136
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Heh. That is rather an ironic image made by the Monero community themselves to encourage people into buying Monero. Actually, Monero is one of the cryptocurrencies I have seen to have a dedicated community behind it which is willing to actively donate to the developer team and also donate for projects to further sow awareness about Monero in people interested (or not) into privacy. The silliest way I have seen them do that it has been by creating a common fund to hire artists and draw the Monero mascot/waifu "Monero-chan" in very suggestive and funny situations. For some reason using a representation of the coin/brand in the form of an anime characters is something which is even being done by brands like Opera GX, to appeal the younger generations of internet users and fans of japanese animation. As the founder of wownero I'm familiar with monerochan and wownerochan 😸 If you like memes and privacy check out suchwow.xyz | |||
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| Abiky Legendary Activity: 3318
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Heh. That is rather an ironic image made by the Monero community themselves to encourage people into buying Monero. Actually, Monero is one of the cryptocurrencies I have seen to have a dedicated community behind it which is willing to actively donate to the developer team and also donate for projects to further sow awareness about Monero in people interested (or not) into privacy. The silliest way I have seen them do that it has been by creating a common fund to hire artists and draw the Monero mascot/waifu "Monero-chan" in very suggestive and funny situations. For some reason using a representation of the coin/brand in the form of an anime characters is something which is even being done by brands like Opera GX, to appeal the younger generations of internet users and fans of japanese animation. Banks, governments, and big investors may not like Monero. But that doesn't mean "it's the end of the world". The privacy coin will survive thanks to the way it was designed. Who needs centralized exchanges and the endorsem*nt of "Wall Street", anyways? It's not about the money, but rather how Blockchain tech can make our world a better place. If you're a true believer of crypto, use Monero. Otherwise you can choose among the plenty of centralized "sh*tcoins" available on the market. Even Bitcoin is becoming centralized with the spot ETFs. Hopefully, Monero will live alongside Fiat currencies for generations. Just my thoughts | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| tengui Member Activity: 543 #SWGT PRE-SALE IS LIVE
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Monero currency is generally anti-government. The government does not like this currency so much, because of which many people may not use Monero currency because it is very complicated to buy and sell transactions for those who will invest in this currency. If this time Bitcoin is not valid in many countries but Bitcoin is valid in many developed countries Bitcoin currency is in circulation. In all the countries where Bitcoin is not legal, the people of the country are able to do Bitcoin transactions comfortably and they have advanced in life by exchanging and investing in Bitcoin. very complicated in transactions? What is the difference between MONERO transactions and other cryptocurrencies? | |||
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| d5000 Legendary Activity: 4032
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For me personally I found it back years ago and couldn't be bothered with trying to figure out how to use it (I was fairly new to crypto when monero came out). The harder something is to use then the less popular it is. Because generally speaking most people even now don't exactly know how crypto works so they stick to the "easy" coins. Maybe at that time you used Monero light wallets like Feather or Mymonero weren't out? Above all Mymonero is not more complex to use than most other cryptocurrency wallets. At least if the only thing you want to do is to invest, hold and transfer Monero. I think it's even easier to use than most Bitcoin wallets, including light wallets like Electrum. Of course, if you want to protect your privacy and use one-time stealth addresses, then there is a small step you need to learn to do but it is really not that bad. Nevertheless I prefer Feather because it is more trustless (you're verifying blocks yourself, but don't have to store them). In general I think that currently the price is low because some of the short-term investors at Binance went away for obvious reasons. But there is currently a growing ecosystem of no-KYC exchanges, P2P exchanges and atomic swap platforms, so the equilibrium between supply and demand should be restored eventually. This doesn't mean that Monero will instantly return to its previous price, but I expect a slow but constant recovery. Three days to go and Binance's influence (I don't know about market manipulation, but the delisting situation creates selling pressure itself) on XMR will be a thing of the past. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Wildwest Sr. Member Activity: 1569
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? There are many other altcoins that are more popular besides monero, now everyone is paying attention to the main coin, namely bitcoin, because monero is an altcoin so it is not very popular at the moment. Apart from Bitcoin, Monero was beaten by Ethereum, which became the main altcoin of choice for investors. | |||
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| RewFrew Full Member Activity: 644
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Yes Monero is not so popular which it was aspected. I think Monero team are not proper active. Because they are not able to create It's usability. Starting was good i think but day by day it being unpopular. I am seeing gradually decreasing It's marketcap and volume. Today also decreased 32% volume. It is too much alarming for Monero. | |||
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| fzkto Sr. Member Activity: 2282 Cashback 15%
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? There are many other altcoins that are more popular besides monero, now everyone is paying attention to the main coin, namely bitcoin, because monero is an altcoin so it is not very popular at the moment. Apart from Bitcoin, Monero was beaten by Ethereum, which became the main altcoin of choice for investors. Monero has a very large community and implement a lot of things. I don't know why you say this coin is not popular, it's just that this project has a different niche. Look, they have been delisted from almost all major exchanges, but the price per coin is still high. I think this project is doing just fine. The main thing is the idea, which was originally thought up by cypherpunks. | |||
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| Hispo Legendary Activity: 1330
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Heh. That is rather an ironic image made by the Monero community themselves to encourage people into buying Monero. Actually, Monero is one of the cryptocurrencies I have seen to have a dedicated community behind it which is willing to actively donate to the developer team and also donate for projects to further sow awareness about Monero in people interested (or not) into privacy. The silliest way I have seen them do that it has been by creating a common fund to hire artists and draw the Monero mascot/waifu "Monero-chan" in very suggestive and funny situations. For some reason using a representation of the coin/brand in the form of an anime characters is something which is even being done by brands like Opera GX, to appeal the younger generations of internet users and fans of japanese animation. Banks, governments, and big investors may not like Monero. But that doesn't mean "it's the end of the world". The privacy coin will survive thanks to the way it was designed. Who needs centralized exchanges and the endorsem*nt of "Wall Street", anyways? It's not about the money, but rather how Blockchain tech can make our world a better place. If you're a true believer of crypto, use Monero. Otherwise you can choose among the plenty of centralized "sh*tcoins" available on the market. Even Bitcoin is becoming centralized with the spot ETFs. Hopefully, Monero will live alongside Fiat currencies for generations. Just my thoughts If the Monero community continues to be as dedicated and as committed as it has been from the beginning of the project, then I believe Monero will indeed continue to exists for a long time. It is because behing a project like this one, there is not only money being taken into consideration, it is also an experiment on Blockchain can be used to enhance and project the right of the people, in the case, the right to privacy. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DeathAngel Legendary Activity: 3234
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? Regulatory pressures on exchanges have destroyed any hopes of XMR ever being any more than a P2P privacy coin. Its sad but I understand why governments hate it. Nothing is stopping us from using it, it is great at what it was designed for but its strengths are in fact what has destroyed any chances of it ever going mainstream. | |||||||||||||
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| JayTrain Full Member Activity: 1092
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With its use, I believe Monero offers high anonymity levels, but its adoption is limited due to transparency and regulatory requirements, and regulators posing barriers to mass adoption. Nonetheless, it's a crucial asset for those valuing financial transaction confidentiality. It has the potential to become a mainstream coin, but it needs to overcome these hurdles. | |||
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| Mate2237 Hero Member Activity: 840
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There are things to benefit from a cryptocurrency project and not only the name. But the price of the coin and the exchange rate in buying and selling in exchange platforms. We all know that Monero is a decentralized projects but probably people are not using it because of the price rate both in decentralized exchanges and centralized exchanges. Yes we all know that in the cryptocurrency ecosystem space, privacy is very much important but if the project price is not favourable to the customer or the public, nobody will use it. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Billo_ Member Activity: 238
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? Monero has a big disadvantage because it's very difficult technology and for normal people, it is very difficult to understand and send funds because Monero can't be seen if we don't own it directly? I don't know much about Monero but have created an address once and it's really difficult to understand compared to normal coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Monero is victim of it's own privacy. | |||
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| d5000 Legendary Activity: 4032
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For example, you can't prove a transaction really compared to normal coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. You can, see How to prove you've made a payment. But maybe you mean that you can't prove "someone" made a transaction if this "someone" is not you (or doesn't provide you the tx key), and in this case you're probably correct. However: is this enough to make it "more difficult" to use? Who would need to prove that someone made a payment, if he's neither the sender nor the receiver? In addition, Monero is a DarkNet coin and we can suffer from crime and scam more easily because also Monero is also more difficult compared to normal coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. I don't see how. In general I think coins like Ethereum with all the possibilities turing-complete smart contracts provide are much more prone to scams. On Ethereum those selling you a token can even freeze it at all times and you won't be able to sell or use it anymore. You can of course check the Solidity code, but how many people do that? | ||||||||||||||||
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| Billo_ Member Activity: 238
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For example, you can't prove a transaction really compared to normal coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. You can, see How to prove you've made a payment. But maybe you mean that you can't prove "someone" made a transaction if this "someone" is not you (or doesn't provide you the tx key), and in this case you're probably correct. However: is this enough to make it "more difficult" to use? Who would need to prove that someone made a payment, if he's neither the sender nor the receiver? In addition, Monero is a DarkNet coin and we can suffer from crime and scam more easily because also Monero is also more difficult compared to normal coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. I don't see how. In general I think coins like Ethereum with all the possibilities turing-complete smart contracts provide are much more prone to scams. On Ethereum those selling you a token can even freeze it at all times and you won't be able to sell or use it anymore. You can of course check the Solidity code, but how many people do that? I don't know really much about Monero. And it turned out sticking to Bitcoin was more profitable because when I've tried to collect Monero coins, a Monero Coin was at 120 USD and a Bitcoin was at 10k USD and today, a Monero Coin is still at 120 USD but a Bitcoin is at 50k USD. | |||
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| Abiky Legendary Activity: 3318
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Regulatory pressures on exchanges have destroyed any hopes of XMR ever being any more than a P2P privacy coin. Its sad but I understand why governments hate it. Nothing is stopping us from using it, it is great at what it was designed for but its strengths are in fact what has destroyed any chances of it ever going mainstream. Exactly. Which tells us XMR is more suitable as a currency (digital cash) than a long-term investment (store of value). Only true believers of privacy and freedom will use Monero regardless of ever-growing government opposition. I wouldn't be surprised if mainstream governments go as far as "banning" XMR from public use. If the US proposed "banning" encryption, anything's possible. Thank goodness Monero is decentralized and open source. Otherwise, government measures would've destroyed it already. As long as people have a choice, nothing else matters. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| nullama Hero Member Activity: 1106
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? One of the things that I've noticed about Monero is that it has been removed from a lot of big exchanges. My guess is that some people want to have certainty that they will be able to go to any mainstream exchange in the future and exchange their crypto for other type of money. Having Monero out of the big exchanges will probably not incentivize some of the big players, therefore reducing the potential price. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| btc78 Full Member Activity: 2618
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Privacy is a necessary feature in my opinion, but why hasn't Monero become a main coin? Unfortunately its strengths have led to its downfall in the hopes of becoming a main coin. It is to exceptional that it does its job too well. Some people might grow confused. If it is that good then why is it not as popular as other main coins? Cryptocurrency in general already is seen in a bad light by some governments and other people who might not be as knowledgeable regarding crypto. They have misconceptions such as cryptocurrency is a scam or that it is mainly used by criminals. Which leads us to privacy coins. Some cryptocurrencies are decentralized in nature hence there is already some sense of security regarding our identity but privacy coins are unique in a way that they were made solely to protect the identity of its users. It has enhanced other features other cryptocurrencies may have making it popular among those who value their anonymity so much. A lot of governments see this as alarming as these privacy coins can be used for criminal activities. This is why its exposure is only limited. | |||
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