Quote from: greentea on January 27, 2018, 10:21:00 PM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on January 27, 2018, 07:53:21 PM

I'd love to see you try to blacklist my "@!$#@$ monero" or mark my accounts. Grin

The fact is you can't. Not even fluffypony (the git repo maintainer) has the power to do that, hence Monero is truly fungible.

You need to learn about stealth and sub addresses, ring signatures, and Confidential Transactions.

Stop blathering about "muh automatic mosaics" as if anyone cares about that try-hard me-too Layer One bloatware.

This isn't your NEM forum safe space. Your nonsense won't survive Bitcoinntalk, which is the crucible that burns impurities like the NEM scam to ash and carbon, leaving only the gold behind.

NEM's goal was never to be a privacy coin. You're comparing apples to oranges.

Mosaics, namespaces, Apostille etc... are all used to track/digitize real world assets, something a privacy coin cannot do.

Exactly, use XMR when privacy is needed, but opaque blockchains aren't suitable for many use-cases, so smart people realise there is a need for many types of DLT's.

Guys like iCEBREAKER treat XMR like a religion (there can only be ONE true crypto), and fungibility like a commandment handed down from God. Yes, fungibility is important, but anyone who puts all their eggs in that basket is a crazy zealot. NEM has a target market, and for them the feature set is awesome.