The real risk with $ZEC (unlike $XMR) is that it’s centralized slop, which makes it extremely vulnerable. Even though it offers the same untraceable on-chain transactions, its…
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The real risk with $ZEC (unlike $XMR) is that it’s centralized slop, which makes it extremely vulnerable. Even though it offers the same untraceable on-chain transactions, its centralization means it’…
The real risk with $ZEC (unlike $XMR) is that it’s centralized slop, which makes it extremely vulnerable. Even though it offers the same untraceable on-chain transactions, its centralization means it’s far more likely to face restrictions from CEXs, countries, and regulators, just like what happened to $XMR. When that happens, it will trigger major panic and dumps. $ZEC is trying to ride the privacy narrative while still staying connected to the centralized, non-private world. That won’t work. $XMR is 100% focused on privacy and isn’t trying to play both sides or suck up to regulators. It’s already built for the worst-case scenario, a world where everything gets heavily restricted or hacked, while $ZEC, due to its centralization, will get hit hard when that time comes (soon).
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