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Today Ill be reviewing Monero, a privacy focused coin. Monero is not a fork of Bitcoin, but built on CryptoNote. Im not sure why Ive never tried Monero before. Im looking forward to reviewing it.
TL;DR: Monero offers superior privacy to Bitcoin, but lacks mobile and hardware wallet support.
The Monero project started in April 2014. The project has grown steadily and currently has a market cap of $1.5 billion (1 XMR = $99.24) The network processes around 2000 transactions per day.
Monero is accepted on a number of DarkNet Markets, including WallStreet Trading and TradeRoute.
I write these reviews in the evening on the weekends. Ill use the latest source-code and documentation. Waiting for support ticket replies or joining a Slack is not an option when youre ready to hit the DarkNet Markets!
TL;DR: Monero offers superior privacy to Bitcoin, but lacks mobile and hardware wallet support.
The Monero project started in April 2014. The project has grown steadily and currently has a market cap of $1.5 billion (1 XMR = $99.24) The network processes around 2000 transactions per day.
Monero is accepted on a number of DarkNet Markets, including WallStreet Trading and TradeRoute.
I write these reviews in the evening on the weekends. Ill use the latest source-code and documentation. Waiting for support ticket replies or joining a Slack is not an option when youre ready to hit the DarkNet Markets!
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