Quote from: mnemonicsoup on May 09, 2018, 07:41:49 AM

There is no Monero ban in Japan, just a recommendation by the FSA and so far no one has followed this recommendation. Also, the recommendation is probably due to the Coincheck hack and the Coincheck delisting of privacy coins.

So, just the usual FUD which isn't based on facts or reality. Wink

Exactly. One exchange that was hacked. Instead of focusing on security, rather started complaining about non traceable currencies. That was all.

In general. In some normal democracy I dont see any chance that any private ledger cryptocurrency will get BANed. No court will pass that. Privacy is basic human right.

Quote from: KryptoKai on May 09, 2018, 09:35:50 PM

I think monero is already overpriced due to their unlimited supply of coins.

There is limited number of coins at any point of time. And realy realy limited. Like 1000 times less than many other currencies. Monero coins are actually quite scarce, since emision schedule is decreasing rapidly.

Right now is close to 16 millions XMR. End of 2030 so 12 years from now will be 19,5 millions XMR. So tiny 21% increase in long 12 years. And tiny 3.5 million XMR.

I went check your coin. Deep Onion have right now Total Supply 20,167,697 ONION. Monero will not have 20 million coins before year 2032. So for miimum 20 years that coin will have bigger supply then "the unlimited supply Monero". LOL