Proposed state attack on "the coin that shall not be named" [Monero] failed. - r/CryptoCurrency
Proposed state attack on "the coin that shall not be named" [Monero] failed. - r/CryptoCurrency
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"Monero as classified in this paper is seen as a risk to public safety and hence deserves to be state attacked."
I would say the state is a risk to public safety and deserves to be Moneroed ๐๏ธ
I do however feel it is important to have "normal people" see why financial freedom is important. All it seems to do now, to most people atleast, is destroy families through widespread drug sales.
It is time for monero to be talked about because it can/is funding resistance movements in truly oppressive regimes. (thinking of places like HongKong and Xinjiang)
the cool thing about a privacy currency is it can be used by anyone, for anything, including those who hate the British empire trying to restore its control over Hong Kong and those who hate Operation Cyclone 2.0 happening in Xinjiang where the CIA is trying to destabilize the Belt and Road trade route. Long live Liberty!
I would also add North Korea, Afghanistan, and Cuba to that list.
North Korea is reportedly mining Monero. W for Juche