Replying to Anonymous

The question is why are major exchanges being pressured to remove Monero despite its obvious popularity/weight and at the same keep flooding those same exchange with vapid casino coins that have zero value on real world actions.

We won't accept transparent virtual coins. After you've tasted privacy, you won't see in good eyes those government-accepted casino coins.
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ENSA arcaica 1y ago

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The only exchange I know of that still sells private coins is NovaDax.

Monero, Dash, Zcash are in the catalog. I don't know if there are others or how long they will still be available.

For the average user, it is terrible to need to get rid of a currency and not have the traditional means to sell it. P2p is not that simple.

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Anonymous 1y ago

Would say one of the most popular exchanges for getting private coins is TradeOgre.

In either case this should move away from centralized exchanges.

P2P indeed needs to be simplified and decentralized. That is the ideal path for privacy.