Caught the XMR rally this morning—finally decided to make a real move into Monero after watching the ZCASH situation unfold. The timing felt right. Here's the thing: as crypto adoption accelerates, privacy isn't just a feature anymore, it's becoming essential infrastructure. Financial institutions need it. Real-world assets infrastructure needs it. Banks won't touch blockchain solutions without solid privacy layers, and RWA protocols are quietly discovering the same constraint. Monero's already built for this. The question is how mainstream the privacy narrative goes before traditional finance fully wakes up to it.
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VitaliksTwin
· 4h ago
NGL, privacy coins are finally making a comeback. Banks will have to bow down sooner or later.
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ForkMaster
· 4h ago
I've been waiting for this. Privacy coins were bound to come around sooner or later. Watching ZCASH's show made me shake my head. Luckily, I didn't go all in. Now, XMR is the right move.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 4h ago
Monero, this move really needs to be backed up; privacy layers will eventually become a necessity... The bank folks will have to admit defeat sooner or later.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 4h ago
NGL, this wave of privacy coins probably has to wait until traditional finance reacts... RWA folks are realizing the importance of privacy a bit late now.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 4h ago
NGL, the narrative in the privacy track is indeed changing, but can we really wait for traditional finance to adopt it...
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 4h ago
NGL Monero this time really bet correctly; the privacy infrastructure logic is becoming stronger and stronger.
Caught the XMR rally this morning—finally decided to make a real move into Monero after watching the ZCASH situation unfold. The timing felt right. Here's the thing: as crypto adoption accelerates, privacy isn't just a feature anymore, it's becoming essential infrastructure. Financial institutions need it. Real-world assets infrastructure needs it. Banks won't touch blockchain solutions without solid privacy layers, and RWA protocols are quietly discovering the same constraint. Monero's already built for this. The question is how mainstream the privacy narrative goes before traditional finance fully wakes up to it.