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Honestly... This kinda makes me wanna add this to my portfolio. (I did recently have it but with the threats of delistings etc etc I did get rid of it.)
Binance are delisting it largely because they're trying to be more regulatory compliant. Binance has mostly just been dragged through the mud by the American legal system because they don't like it. (Don't get me wrong I'm not a Binance fan either with all their data leaks etc)
If regulators and big govt don't want me to have it... I gotta ask if maybe I should have it.
Especially when the CIA (allegedly) still has a bounty out (unfulfilled) for anyone who can crack the encryption of monero. This move tells me they don't want regular people with it... And that kinda makes me want it.
10 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 7 Feb
Especially when the CIA (allegedly) still has a bounty out (unfulfilled) for anyone who can crack the encryption of monero. This move tells me they don't want regular people with it... And that kinda makes me want it.
Exactly.
The heavy-handed intervention we just saw here today is the best proof yet that the censorship-surveillance complex is completely unable to trace Monero transactions. If any of the silly rumors about "cracking Monero" were true, this wouldn't have happened.
Antifragile.
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