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Hello Guys! I have a question! Do e need affraid of quantum PC? Will we protect our chain? Google did 53 qbit Pc!

I used to think that Monero is a unique cryptocurrency that has great potential and after a stunning pump in 2017, it will always remain popular, but now I began to doubt because the price of this coin has fallen very much along with the market.

Just dropping by to check on this thing.

Is this coin still alive and well or does it have some terminal problem?

Alive and well I would say. Development of both the code and the ecosystem is progressing strongly. A nice overview can be found here:

https://revuo-monero.com/periodicals/periodical-3-2019.html

The weekly issues can be found on the website too:

https://revuo-monero.com/

Monero is and remained in Top20 for many years, anyone calling alt like this a shitcoin isn't clever at all. So many private coins only dream about getting where Monero is.

But still, there are no interesting partnerships or updates, no new wallets, it’s still the same Monero as two years ago.

In the last two years we have seen the following fundamental developments:

- An official GUI that is significantly improved and now properly curtailed to a vastly heterogeneous userbase.
- Multiple user friendly mobile wallets for Android and iOS.
- Multiple user friendly desktop wallets.
- Hardware wallet support (both Trezor and Ledger).
- Significant reduction of transaction size and improvement of verification performance via Bulletproofs. Bulletproofs furthermore ensured the fees can remain reasonably.
- Further reduction planned via CLSAG (approximately 20% reduction in transaction size and 20% improvement in verification performance).
- A long-term ASIC resistant (at least envisioned) proof-of-work algorithm RandomX, which was successfully audited by four different professional audit teams. Whether you are supportive of ASIC resistance or not, one cannot deny that this is a vast improvement over the status quo (which was essentially tweaking the PoW every six months).
- Multiple further privacy improvements.
- I2P/Tor integration for the CLI and GUI (soon, i.e., planned for v0.15).
- Blockchain pruning.

I am probably forgetting some stuff and haven't even included ecosystem related developments. Regardless, we can conclude that the difference between Monero in 2017 and Monero currently is essentially night and day.

it's a CLONE of bytecoin...umm yes it's a living breathing shit-coin pumped by GOLDMAN SACHS bruh.    you new here?