Monero (XMR)

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  • Gwart Influencer Tokenomics_Expert S
     39.83K  @GwartyGwart

    I just asked my drug dealer if he wanted me to pay him in monero and he responded “you want me thrown in jail? Send me USDC”

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    Paying with Monero, the drug dealer wants USDC instead, pure humor
  • Cryptopeet OnChain_Analyst DeFi_Expert B
     10.52K  @Crypto_peet

    A Monero investor raised a valid concern on $SAL smartcontracts #privacy: Smart contracts usually leak intent through execution traces, even if balances are private. @salvium_io answer is actually very interesting. They’re not building Ethereum-style smart contracts. They’re trying to extend the CryptoNote (Monero) model with protocol-level execution and async flows, designed to keep: 🟢 sender private 🟢 receiver private 🟢 amounts private 🟢 and execution hidden So the goal is: 👉 add programmability without recreating transparency leaks Monero solved this by avoiding contracts entirely. Salvium is trying to solve it while enabling new functionality. If they pull this off, this isn’t just an upgrade. It’s a completely new category: private programmable finance And that could be a real game changer.

    Salvium D
     3.40K  @salvium_io

    That concern is valid for traditional smart contract designs - but it assumes Ethereum-style transparency or exposed execution traces. That’s not what Salvium is doing. We’re extending the CryptoNote model (as used by Monero) with protocol-level contract execution (protocol_tx + async flows), built specifically to preserve sender, receiver, and amount privacy - without introducing a transparent execution layer. We’re also not pretending DeFi is “free” from privacy trade‑offs. It isn’t. The difference is we’re designing around those constraints at the protocol level, rather than inheriting them. So, the real question isn’t Monero vs smart contracts - it’s whether you can add expressive functionality to a privacy‑first UTXO system without recreating the visibility leaks of account‑based chains. Monero sidesteps that surface entirely. Salvium is working to minimize it - while still enabling new capabilities.

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    Salvium achieves private programmable finance, potentially a breakthrough.
  • 𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr

    If you got rekt in crypto, pivot to Monero https://t.co/TrLvdUNqbz

    XMR Agora D
     281  @xmragora

    Get in the Monero circular economy 🛍️

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    The tweet suggests pivoting to Monero (XMR) after other cryptocurrencies take a hit.
  • 𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr
    𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr

    Fuck crypto Get in the Monero circular economy https://t.co/PS3BexVrsd

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    推文看空普通加密货币，极度看好Monero生态和循环经济。
  • Rumblo Influencer Community_Lead B
     7.10K  @Rumblestripss
    Bitcoin Takeover (BTCTKVR.com) Media Educator B
     3.90K  @BTCTKVR

    Should you avoid Monero like the plague? @fluffypony

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    Recommend avoiding Monero; the risk is worth caution
  • Bitcoin Takeover (BTCTKVR.com) Media Educator B
     3.90K  @BTCTKVR

    Should you avoid Monero like the plague? @fluffypony

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    Recommend avoiding Monero; the risk is worth caution
  • 𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr

    GetMonero Homepage concept https://t.co/bIKdcms5mL

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    The GetMonero homepage concept emphasizes Monero as a private, secure, low-fee payable currency.
  • Solflare - The Solana Wallet Media Community_Lead B
     267.93K  @solflare
    Vidor | Solflare D
     14.93K  @vidor_solflare

    To put the Google Quantum breakthrough into privacy context: Monero is cooked. Every transaction since 2014 sits on a public ledger, "hidden" by elliptic curve math. Quantum breaks ECC, and 10+ years of ring signatures, stealth addresses, RingCT all unravel retroactively. Their own research lab calls it "universal evaporation of privacy." FCMP++ helps going forward but does zero for the historical chain. The damage is already baked in. Zcash is architecturally different. Fully shielded transactions never put public keys on the ledger. Nullifiers use symmetric crypto (keyed PRFs), not ECC. A quantum adversary looking at shielded Zcash sees... nothing. The data was never there. Not perfectly quantum-proof yet (key exchange, viewkeys still use ECC, in-band secret distribution needs Tachyon to close), but the failure mode is categorically different.

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    Quantum breakthroughs render Monero's privacy ineffective, while Zcash remains relatively safe.
  • mert Founder Dev C
     389.05K  @mert
    Tom Howard FA_Analyst Tokenomics_Expert A
     12.85K  @_TomHoward

    Because Monero keeps public keys on chain all of Monero history will be revealed by quantum computers. Zcash public keys are not published and therefore Zcash transactions will not be revealed by QC. https://t.co/Xf4fguT3sC

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    XMR is threatened by quantum computers, while ZEC remains safe because its public key is not disclosed.
  • 𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr

    Are you worried that QC will break Monero's elliptic curves cryptography? https://t.co/PxYnzl1CRN

    𝙶𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚘 TA_Analyst Influencer A
     1.83K  @gialloxmr

    Full article https://t.co/foL60eusOI

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    The tweet discusses the potential threat of quantum computing to Monero's cryptographic security.