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Story: Monero Strength Is That It Cannot Be Analyzed or Traced

By Steven Anderson

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Monero Transactions Are Untraceable

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Monero Hides Traces of the Currency Transactions

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Monero is known as the king of privacy coins, and it is still under the control of the bears.

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Monero traded 3.4% versus the USD.  The overall market capitalization trends somewhere around $820.07 million.

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Privacy coins are considered a more significant threat than Bitcoin and Ethereum.  An official from the European Cybercrime Center (EC3) stated that Monero transactions are…

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While speaking at a conference at Blockchain Alliance webinar on privacy coins, Jerek Jakubcek of EC3 noted that Monero transactions could not be analyzed or traced.  

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Jakubcek stated that "Since the suspect used a combination of Tor and [Monero], we could not trace the funds. We could not trace the IP-addresses.

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Tor, on the one hand, hides only the IP address.  Monero permits hiding the traces of the currency transactions; this is the strength of Monero.

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The Europol makes use of Chain Analysis simulator to help with law enforcement.  This testimonial from Europol vouches for the privacy of the public blockchain.

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“But with Monero blockchain, that was the point where the investigation has ended. Thus providing a classic example of one of several cases we had where suspect decided to move…

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Trading privacy coins happens in only 32% of the top 120 exchanges. And, about 63% of them have KYC provisions which are not adequate, thus making the identification of the user…

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Some governments are putting privacy coins under fire, and many of them have passed laws to remove these privacy coins.

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The XMR prices are currently trading below the simple moving averages.  The prices are trending downwards, and it is to be so until it touches upon critical support.

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