/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52228615
>maybe it will sink eventually that that your coin is best a transfer mechanism and at worst outdated tech thats going to be replaced.

lol Monero updates its own tech as necessary

>I doubt you have a CVE to your name let alone even work in cyber security. The darknet is irrelevant and has been for everyone that isn't a kiddy fucker for the past 5 years at least. No once cares about buyin cc or dumps anymore. only randsomwear or selling shells/domain admin access to big companies. Only retards who aren't in the game use the darknet at this point (druggies and kiddy fuckers). If you don't belive me create an account on exploit.in and see whats for sale.

OK, let me spell it out for you since you're clearly retarded: as the most high-stakes online environment in existence the darknet speaks with supreme authority on matters of OpSec, NetSec and privacy, since if you fuck up with any one of those your ass may well end up doing 25 to life.

Therefore, when the darknet (specifically the resident OpSec/NetSec/privacy gurus that recommend best practices) endorses a given privacy technology it means that tech should be considered the GOLD STANDARD and can be trusted to keep you safe.

Conversely, when the darknet advises AGAINST using a specific technology, in this case Bitcoin and all its many privacy "solutions", that tech should be considered SUB-PAR and is not to be trusted to keep you or your funds safe.

In other words, whatever privacy "fixes" the Bitcoin camp comes up with, are all doomed to be designated as SECOND-RATE and inherently inferior to a dedicated privacy solution like Monero, and as such they're not going to garner serious consideration by people looking to stay off the radar.


Now sit back and enjoy watching Bitcoin become evermore irrelevant in a world where privacy and fungibility are starting to matter more and more.

>>51598515
>won't last. bitcoin has superior privacy solutions developed blind signatures allow for some crazy shit. there will be absolutely no onchain trace. monero opsec is garbage tier.

lololololol see, only deluded Bitfags actually believe that a retrofitted L2 privacy solution can be as secure and reliable as a dedicated ground-up L1 solution.

Tho you should totally go inform the privacy gurus that hang out on Dread (d/OpSec and d/DarknetMarkets) ALL about "muh blind signatures/submarine swaps/fedimints/CoinJoin/CoinSwap/etc", they simply don't seem interested in anything Bitcoin-related anymore!