Not even, his point tries to single Monero out as a shitcoin. In reality Binance slings HUNDREDS of much less useful shitcoins. As shitty as Monero is theres no justifiable reason to support a CEX delisting it especiallly a shitcoin CEX like binance.

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No, nostr:npub1m4ny6hjqzepn4rxknuq94c2gpqzr29ufkkw7ttcxyak7v43n6vvsajc2jl read me right. It seems we're in adamant agreement. 😂

Fair, but Monero was not delisted because it employs privacy. It was delisted because it was listed on a centralized exchange that will delist anything the government tells it to. That could be Bitcoin or any other shitcoin. Its simply not some ah ha gotcha moment like Bitcoiners are larping like it is

I agree with you. I think it was delisted because someone told them to. I think someone told them to because it promotes privacy.

Fine, but I disagree simply because the government doesnt care about $2billion XMR being private that is nothing to them. The government uses this stuff as a way to get people to accept it at large. If they do it to XMR they do it to BTC and then we all have to suffer through that instead of being proactive about it. LIKE USUAL

I'm saying it being s shipcoin is not likely the reason--since they list so many others (for one) and why would they even care (for two).

I don't know if Monero delivers on its promise of privacy but it is sold that way and that, in my opinion, is the more likely reason it was delisted.

Big picture: we're pushing bitcoin uphill while the rest of the world is rolling down the hill toward CBDCs. Hard not to think that motive is behind this, but I don't have any special insights into that. This is all speculation.

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