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>>49810642
Not that I'm aware of. I don't really have a hardon for XMR like some people on this board but it's used by criminals so it must be at least somewhat secure if they trust it, though I can't rule out the suspicion of it being created by glowies (BTC also has this issues), and the dev team have been known to be gay / woke retards at times so that knocks a level of trust off. There are other privacy coins and I don't see why picking up some of them as a hedge would be a bad idea, but I don't hold any of them nor know anything about them so I can't vouch for their privacy levels. I know some normie exchanges don't list XMR, but XMR is one of the few actual utility coins in that if you're stacking it in case of government oppression, use on KYC exchanges is irrelevant, thus so is its legal status because you'll be buying to use as barter / trade rather than speculative investment. Pic related is very out of date but is still useful to someone with enough tech know how to fill in the gaps.

>>30261852

More info on that if it helps anyone

>>25952270

Imagine having social media in current year of our lord.

>>25163191

>>25159863

If you want to go full autism.