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this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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No it isn't. Every single person has a complete record of every transaction. It's the opposite of secure. It's only useful insofar as intelligence agencies want tall grass to hide in for their own illegal transactions. Same as .onion btw
Don't confuse crypto for Bitcoin
Monero is the only torelable crypto currency for communists before revolution. After it is a liability.