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Did you know all your data is exposed when you use Bitcoin?

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Monero is what people think they are buying when they invest in Bitcoin.

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Moneroj.net needs help to pay for server expenses + and development. There's 25 + new charts since the CCS Proposal, our new TOR link and a new Articles section. + Also major loading speed improvement on the Charts. + Read more + about it. Donation address: + 8Agy1JvbsttEV2Jp2ecyRLSoKiCQwr4f2FKjWh2dz8Q1Y4LXCxXDNBf5praUrc1v8vDSqHYUefqxkiLNgnjvDfQNQStwvP6 + +

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Monero protects your privacy, Bitcoin doesn't.

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+ Most people think Bitcoin is "anonymous". They couldn't be further from the truth. Bitcoin is a + transparent ledger, and all the data from the transactions are + forever publically visible on the internet, such as the amount, sender and receiver addresses, IPs, + history, and so on. Bitcoin is actually a privacy nightmare. That's why + cypherpunks invented Monero! +

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Monero is Anonymous

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No corporation, government or third party can see the content of the transactions. No one but the + sender and the receiver can see how much was sent. + No one can see your balance. Even your IP is hidden by default. +

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Monero protects your data and your funds

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Monero is an open-source, independently audited software that ensures the highest security + standard. Development is funded by Community Crowdfunding System + to protec against malicious actors. Your coins are yours, and no one can take them. +

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Monero gives back your freedom

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Privacy-by-default prevents mass surveilance and censorship, ensuring personal freedom for its + users. Monero also has optional transparency as a + feature, helping organizations prove their balances, if needed. +

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Monero has low inflation

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The current annual inflation is only {{ now_inflation }} and is constantly decreasing until "tail" + emission kicks in around 2022. There was no premine + or ICOs and all coins have been mined fairly since 2014. +

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Monero is scarce

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There are less Monero in circulation than Bitcoin, and this will remain a fact until 2040. By then, + it's predicted that Monero will take over the + market of offshore accounts, which is currently at least 16.000 times bigger than its whole + capitalization. +

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Extremely fast and cheap to use

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Transactions instantaneously show up in your wallet, and it takes only a few minutes until funds + are unlocked and can be spent again. + Most transactions cost less than a cent to transmit. +

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People pretend Bitcoin solves all problems of mankind. That's a terrible lie.

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+ Bitcoin is a good project that will make governments compete against private hard money, but we just can't + pretend it will solve privacy issues. While Bitcoin + will be good for institutions that need to be audited (since auditing is easier because of transparency), + most people will prefer to + use anonymous money to do business, since you don't want to expose all your data to everyone you deal + with. +

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Monero is unstoppable money for unstoppable people

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Monero is a project from the cypherpunk community, completely decentralized, without any central authority + behind it. It is impossible to censor it, + just like Bitcoin. The difference is that people who use Bitcoin can still be censored, while those who use + Monero can't, since no one is able to know who is using it. +

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Afraid the government will ban it? Think twice

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Since Monero is anonymous, it actually serves as an off-shore account without the + hassle to open an account in a bank. Government officials won't have + success in banning it, first because it is impossible to shutdown a decentralized network, and second + because they also would be benefited from using it to hide funds. +

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Banning Monero would make it even more expensive

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Monero is scarce money tweaked with full privacy. There is huge demand for an asset + like that, just like physical gold. Because there is utility + in it, demand won't disapear with a ban. In fact, it would only create more scarcity, making the price + rise. Monero is anti-fragile. Think about it: Monero protects + your wealth against inflation and protects your privacy. If the governments ban citizens from protecting + their wealth against inflation, and + from having privacy, do you think it would become cheaper to get those things? Not at all. It would be + expensive as hell. +

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Monero might be just what your investment portfolio needs

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Monero is a cryptocurrency like no other. It has low correlation to Bitcoin, which makes it a good addition + for your investments, since + it will help diversify and might increase your future return. Remember: Monero is an infant of 2B dollars + that will eventually swallow 32T off-shore accounts. + If money became 100% digital, how come people still think you will have to physically open an account in + another country to hide money? +

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It has dethroned Bitcoin where privacy is a must

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Although the vast majority of illegal activities are done using the dollar, Bitcoin + has also been used for that purpose in the past. Because + Bitcoin has a transparent blockchain, these transactions can be retroactively identified and marked as + "tainted". Since without expensive software you can't tell the + difference, many innocents became accused of wrongdoing. Monero is unquestionably the most advanced money + available, and its full privacy protects innocents from + false accusations. +

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Hackers prefer Monero over Bitcoin

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Monero is the tip of the spear in privacy. Its cutting edge technology made it the + optimal choice for most hackers. That's what we are witnessing, Bitcoin is being abandoned in favour of + Monero, + the only true privacy option. +

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How to invest in Monero?

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Interested? Just open an account in a trusted exchange, send a wire transfer, buy and withdraw it to your + wallet. Remember to always hold your own keys, otherwise + your coins can be stolen from the exchange. If you care about privacy, we really recommend using a + decentralized exchange, or non-KYC (know-your-customer) exchange, but only advanced users might be able to do + it. + For more information go to Localmonero.co or + even try Bisq.

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We recommend to buy on Kraken.com, Binance.com, or a non-KYC exchange*. Send the exchange a wire + transfer and convert your funds into Monero.

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Use the official software wallet + on PC, Cake wallet or Monerujo on your cellphone (or any other open-source wallet). + You can also buy a hardware wallet.

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    + Monero is a cryptocurrency, just like Bitcoin. Monero is an open-source software project that runs on + its own blockchain and it serves as a currency, just like the dollar. + Many people leave their computers "mining" it, which means they lend their PC's processing power in + order to validate all transactions on the network. + By doing this, all this processing power is used to guarantee fair emission of new coins (which causes + the decreasing annual inflation of {{ now_inflation }}) and to protect your money + from hackers. Monero has a decreasing inflation that will eventually tend to zero, and because low + inflation leads to scarcity, it works as a store of value, just like Gold or Bitcoin. + Differently from Bitcoin, though, Monero has full privacy, which means it hides your balance and your + transactions from being visible on the network for others. +

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    + Monero has cutting edge privacy tech, such as RingCTs, Stealth Addresses, Bulletproofs and Dandelion++. + Ring Confidential Transactions (RingCTs) are used to obfuscate the sender of a transaction and the + amount, + while one-time stealth addresses are used to hide the address of the recipient using a method known as + DKSAP. Bulletproofs is a protocol that improved RingCTs, reducing + the size of the transactions, resulting in faster verification times and lower fees. Dandelion++ on the + other hand was developed to obscure the IP address of the sender device. +

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    + Monero developers have already tested the concept of atomic swaps between it and Bitcoin, which will + happen directly from Monero's wallet and will be processed + through Bitcoin's blockchain. Users in the near future will be able to swap easily one asset to the + other, without having to rely on central authorities, such as + exchanges, making it the best possible privacy solution for Bitcoin. In other words, to ban Monero, + governments would first have to censor the whole Bitcoin + blockchain, which won't happen, because Bitcoin is already rooted in society. So nobody will be able to + prevent people from having privacy. +

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    + There was never a premine on Monero. This means no one controls vast amounts of coins, since all coins + ever generated have always been distributed for the miners. The miners + receive coins based on how much work they put into validating and defending the network, so it is a form + of financial revenue they get for their service. Since at the + beginning (2014) there were no coins in circulation, inflation was high. Now that there are {{ + now_units}} units in circulation, the annual inflation is just {{ now_inflation }}. + The payout per block decreases over time, and so will the the annual inflation rate slowly decrease + towards zero. The demand for fungible, digital, privacy-oriented hard money will likely skyrocket + in the next few years and outpace its inflation, so investors expect a considerable rise in prices. +

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    + Bitcoin's price is way higher than Monero's since the former was introduced in 2009, while the latter + only in 2014. When Bitcoin was created, the technology + behind Monero didn't even exist. Bitcoin's methods were themselves a huge leap in tech. Now Bitcoin has + a legion of investors, is an established cryptocurrency, + and have a 1T USD marketcap. However Bitcoin has many flaws, such as transaction cost and time, and + mostly lack of privacy. Bitcoin has no privacy at all. + All transactions and balances are stored in a chain of blocks, and are totally visible for all internet + users. In this sense, Bitcoin can't work as money, + because one of the main atributes of a good money is fungibility, which is ability for all units being + indistinguishble from the others. Since all Bitcoins' transactions + are visible, you can differentiate one from the other. For example, you can choose to accept + transactions from one address, but choose to forbid people from accepting + another. This will inevitably allow governments to censor certain addresses based on what their owners + are doing. Therefore, the lack of fungibility isn't a desired + feature for good money. In this sense, Monero is much better money than Bitcoin. Monero is faster, + cheaper to transact and completely fungible. You can't see differences + between different Moneroj (Moneroj is plural from Monero), so you also can't censor people. With Monero + people are free, while with Bitcoin people + are at the mercy of their governments leaders. +

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    + Simply put, open an account on a trusted exchange, such as Kraken or Binance. You just need to write + your data in their form. After that, complete + the whole registration process, which may include KYC procedures, like sending them a picture of your + document and face. Also remember to enable two-factor + authentication, which prevents hackers from stealing your funds and also allow withdrawals. Then send a + wire transfer to the exchange and in a few hours they will + update your balance. When this happens, buy your Monero and proceed for withdrawals. +

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