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Here is the Monero address: 4AYhVqhdEdkNSXT8UFjzAALAg4NMYURUjWdiNZCEzBTbWwkNXo1BTRCZzTcjYYDpdivhSUwG3kPV8hb T7vEzBgKRg4UW2b8z

Run the script: https://github.com/DotNetRussell/MoneroUserScraper to obtain the IP addresses "213.114.82.127", "82.161.134.181", "73.150.225.122", ... the Monero wallets and nodes. Those that are constantly located are servers/pools/miners, which occasionally are wallets: https://dotnetrussell.com/index.php/2017/10/21/locating-monero-users-via-transaction-broadcasts/
Found the IP-addresses of members of the network Monero - is not anonymous.

What should I do more for investigation? It's not enough?

Yes, can you tell me where is now money from that address. You seems to be a professional. I hope you will give me exact address ( not monero address, but house where this guy holds it). And not just where went from this Monero address, but where ended up at the end. Monero is circulating a lot.

i'm sorry but i think crypto not work just like that sir
event BTC, ETH can not do that too

i think monero has potential to grow
but since it has too much competitor, it should do something to gain more popularity

What competition? Even the serious privacy projects can't figure out that you never make privacy optional--it limits the anonymity set and ruins fungibility. Until another project takes privacy seriously, Monero is the only game in town.

Did you ever think some projects take privacy so seriously that even your giant ego are unaware of their coming? Cool

You mean that vaporware worked on by a developer who won't even reveal what projects he's worked on? I don't need to see it, I can smell that pile of shit a mile away.

Too bad you couldn't convince enough people the same in your scam accusation thread. Why would the developer of a privacy focused cryptocurrency that is the only one controversial enough to actually work in TOR blocked regions, and therefore be illegal, post a resume of their previous employment so someone like yourself (who has no background in cryptography) can make a judgement?

Anyways, as I said on the first page of this thread, Monero has a great future. I think 50K in 5 fir 1 Monero in 5 years.

Convince enough people? I don't care if people want to hand over their money based on moonware promises from devs who the shills claim 15 years experience but can't tell you on what. What I care about is throwing this back in your stupid face if you have the balls to stick around after Q2 when the vaporware stays in the vapor and you find out you were scammed.

Have you been throwing Dash's price back into the user's faces who you tried to convince when it was $7? Or did that stop for some reason?

I also called out Vanillacoin and a few other shitcoins, but funny how random noobs aren't looking up those post. I stand by dash being a shitcoin--just because it's a successful shitcoin doesn't make it any less so. And as I pointed out before, Dash did invent masternodes, so it at least had an innovation, meanwhile xsped has nothing to hang its hat on but promises made by unknown devs.