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Monero Project admits thieves stole 6-figure sum from a wallet in mystery breach
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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In the first sentence reiterated insults, in the second just saying it's a scam, and in the third repeating that it's a scam and (absurdly) denying there's a use case.
I'm not even going to read anymore, I'm interested in the arguments against crypto, but not to see some asshole ranting bullshit.
Nope. Just pointing out how the feature Monero boasts about (transaction obfuscation) made it a great pick for the conversion target for the ransom bitcoins obtained from the WannaCry cyber attack.
Edit: Are you refering to my first or second comment? In my inbox I assumed the second, since you said "reiterated", but now I see you responded to my first one. Also, all the insults here are warranted. The future cryptobros want for finance is a dystopian one.