Any accusation like fraud, dangerous will not kill Monero. Over years, Monero will become stronger and more favorite by crypto enthusiasts, especially among privacy-maniac crypto users. I agree that such news (negatively) usually have bad effects on price, in short term. Fortunately, in long term, price is not affected, and Monero has its powerful to survive thoroughly such types of attacks.

This year is a tough one for altcoins but good altcoins have all survived very well so far, and they have all rallied considerably last three months. In my perspective, next two years will be great ones for altcoins and honestly I expect as nearly same exponential growths for altcoins as the year of 2017.

Don't be afraid , XMR is good altcoin.
Many biggest exchanger avaliable XMR for trade. You can check volume trading XMR everyday https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/ more $ 198.223.971 USD

I was looking for information about new projects, I wanted to chat with people and came across your chat. I was surprised that there are so many messages. What are you all talking about here? impossible to write so much about the project)

It depends on how old and how good the project is.
Just take a look on how much discussion Bitcoin brings (and just ignore the spam). Why would Monero not bring ... less than 1/100 of that amount?
Maybe you'll read more and understand that it's a good coin and the discussion around it is far from an "impossible" amount.

Yes because here everything discussed is very important, not like other threads that only talk to each other without understanding their purpose and that is the main point.

I appreciate your sarcasm, we all know that some amount of spam/useless posts do exist here too, like everywhere. Let's just keep that on low levels.


There were exchanges in Japan that delisted Monero (one year ago?) and now OKex Korea and Upbit (also Korea) seem to do the same.
But they had pretty low volumes for XMR and I expect the listing at Bitcoin.com will outweigh the Korean delisting by a couple of levels of magnitude.

You made a point that cryptocurrencies will survive and develop further over time. Of course, privacy coins like Monero will act in the same direction but there are different levels of developments and acceptance from authorities and locals. Basically, authorities always want to control as many things as possible so it is very normal and understandable to see them trying to control privacy coins.

Fortunately, I have a belief that people always want to be private as long as they don't have to self-set-up so many technical steps just to get privacy. That is not what they have to do with Monero. For things related to authority regulations, locally and globally, who knows but like I say I believe Monero is strong enough to survive over any type and level of regulations.

It was cool to see KuCoin llist monero while the korean exchanges are all pissing their pants over truly private coins (btw they are going to keep dash and zcash as they are not really private). Its good to see Hong Kong and china as a whole change its stance on Crypto, that will be a beacon for the rest of the asia pacific region that they will not be intimidated by wall street bankers.

I have to disagree on the "China" comment.  China is only PRO-CENTRALIZED Blockchain and NOT PRO-DECENTRALIZED Crypto.  They are only PRO towards their own CENTRALIZED crypto (blockchain) coming out in 2020.  NOTE:  They NEVER said they are pro "bitcoin" or any other specific crypto currency.  They only indicated they are pro "blockchain."  They were only speaking HALF truth.

As time goes on countries that prohibit crypto will eventually open their doors to reach out to all people.