Lets face it biz. Monero is the future. Bitcoin and ethereum

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ethereum provides anonymity once it merges with zcash

pivx is a better coin anywho

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>>1956467
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>>1956467
Monero is getting ringCT in a few months.

pivx is better

Monero is slooooooooooow

>>1956490
>>1956467

zSharks are coming in the planned next fork at the end of July, you should probably do more reading and get back to us about it.

>>1956467
>muh ethereum can do anything and is 100% exploit free

Despite the only actual use of the coin so far has been an exploit that cost investors millions.

>>1956392
Not everything needs to be anonymous. Would you trust a bank where they focused on hiding your funds?

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>>1956591
DAO was one year ago, faggot.
Just look closer at >>1956469 and stfu
t. Ethereum Maximalist

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>>1956591
>the coin
its very clear that you don't even understand what ethereum is

>>1956469
>(to be determined)

>>1956715
its a coin

>>1956708
>>1956715
>muh smart contracts
>muh world computer

BTC can already do these things. Except ETH has no upper limit to supply and wasn't actually developed to be a currency. Even when they turn mining off, it goes to a proof of stake meaning only people who horde a massive amount of it get sustainable ROI. And again, it hasn't produced anything of actual value at all. The only only thing that has caused ripples in the cryptoworld that ETH has done was fail horribly by using itself against itself. Remember, the DAO wasn't even an exploit.

>>1956703
Nigga are you stupid? What kind of analogy is that? It's not the "bank" that would be anonymous. The users are anonymous. Monero isn't ones of those master mixing node cuck currencies ( dash/shit clones). Monero is cryptonight + ringct.

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>>1956812
>BTC already does this things
First, it does not
Two, BTC is not even able to work properly as its main function aka money transfer. Transactions are too slow to confirm and transactions fees are enormous. Just imagine if it had to run smart contracts...
Three, BTC is obsolete and unable to adapt.
Meanwhile ETH is backed by major companies without being centralized, has already managed several soft and hardforks with great success and the dev team is weaponized high functioning autist who worked on the BTC project when it was still worth something.
Four, the DAO was a DApp, it was Slock.it's responsability, not Ethereum's dev team. The Ethereum blockchain was never compromised, it was a poorly written contract by a third party which caused the DAO drama then the hardfork.
Your FUD is weak.

>>1956838
I never said BTC is the end all be all of crytpo, faggot. I think its got a few more good years at the top before it gets taken over by something else. Segwit will get it through the current problems, but that's more of a band-aid than a solution.

Meanwhile ETH hasn't actually produced anything of value. The companies interested in it are using it as a testnet for products they hope to develop themselves, because they can't capitalize on ETH as is.

Doesn't matter, hold and hope if you like. It's worth speculating on, but that's about it.

>provide no anonymity

Ethereum is incorporating zksnarks in the metropolis fork, making it as anonymous as zcash.

https://medium.com/@VitalikButerin/zk-snarks-under-the-hood-b33151a013f6

>>1956883
You seem to be pretty narrow minded on the question of the origin of value. Old paradigms and ignorance probably...

mimblewimble when?

>>1956924
Except the z-send (anonymous send) feature of zcash is not even being used due to bugs since release, and everybody including exchanges holding zcash use t-sends (clear sends) instead.

tl;dr - Nobody is using the anonymous send feature of ZCash because it's buggy.

>>1956924

> Ethereum is incorporating zksnarks in the metropolis fork, making it as anonymous as zcash.

Which would be close to no anonymity, since the z-send feature of ZCash is not even working in practice.

Cutting through the bullshit:
• At this stage I would not hire a hitman using a ZCash.
• I would hire one using Monero.

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>>1956469
none of this exists