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Re: The impact of bad crypto (DASH, SDC, etc). How much does math matter?
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smoothie
on 24/04/2016, 20:14:41 UTC
Quote from: generalizethis on April 24, 2016, 03:27:44 PM
Quote from: AlexGR on April 24, 2016, 03:13:14 PM
Quote from: generalizethis on April 24, 2016, 10:51:20 AM
Quote from: AlexGR on April 24, 2016, 04:35:59 AM
Now that you quoted the entire post, does it change the fact that he says BITCOIN IS A BROKEN DESIGN?


FTFY

Now apologize for misreading and misquoting what was pretty obvious for anyone with high school reading skills.

Yeah because if he considers bitcoin as "broken" due to its scaling which is 10 times better than monero, then monero ...isn't broken Cheesy

Dat logic.

And he also asserted time and time again (even two posts above) that the anonymity is broken against the state due to metadata correlation.

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Against the NSA yes I stand by the assertion that IP address correlation unmasks, overlapping rings unmask, etc. It all adds up if you are trying to hide from governments, then I don't trust Monero or any anonymous coin.


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Sigh, he also said dash is the worst of the three, so if you're going to use him as an authority figure, you have to accept that analysis. The enemy of my enemy is my friend until they become friends with my enemy because they just don't like you very much.

Smooth has pointed out that metadata isn't the problem that Monero was designed to solve and it's still up for I2p and TOR and other anonymous networks to prevent metadata collection. Dash doesn't even solve the problem that Monero solves and dash even finds ways to create new problems, like having an instamine and node incentives aggregate power into the form of an oligarchy.

You folks may be wasting your time arguing and going back and forth with people who are all about diversions.

Once they attempt to make a point and have it debunked by their either conscious or ignorant nature they instantly change the subject and point in another direction while not admitting to their obvious faults and flaws in logic and in reality.