Monero leads to OPSEC oopsies. While this may be getting fixed, Monero gets attacked because its security is that of swiss cheese right now.

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It's not Monero that leads to OPSEC oopsies, it's the lack of knowledge, because Monero is the easiest currency to avoid making mistakes. Compare the difficulty of having good OPSEC with Monero or with Bitcoin, they are two completely different worlds. With Bitcoin, you have to be much more careful not to make mistakes.

It's understandable to have OPSEC mistakes in BTC thanks to the transparent blockchain. However, you must be a special kind of stupid to screw up your OPSEC with XMR.

Can you explain? What kind of oopies do you expect?

This explains it much better than I can:

https://moneroleaks.xyz/

Interesting. Is there a privacy coin you like more?

Monero is actually the best one, but the link I provided basically talks about the baggage XMR carries in terms of privacy. It's not really private, but the devs are fixing that as far as I'm aware.

Still not as many oopsies as Bitcoin.