<a target="_blank" href="Every subreddit has a reason for existing. Here's ours.Privacy is a right, not a red flagMost of what you do with money says something about you — what you read, who you support, where you go, what you believe. On transparent blockchains, all of that is public, permanent, and searchable by anyone, forever. You wouldn't publish your bank statement to the world; your on-chain history shouldn't be any different.Monero exists because a group of researchers and developers decided that financial privacy should be the default, not a premium feature or a suspicious choice. We exist because the technology that makes that possible deserves a place where it can be studied, questioned, and improved out in the open.Privacy and free speech are the same fightFree expression doesn't survive without private spaces to think, associate, and transact. History is full of examples: journalists paying sources, dissidents receiving support, ordinary people donating to causes their governments or employers disapprove of. When every payment is surveilled, the chilling effect reaches speech itself — people stop supporting what they can't support quietly.We're not naive about this. Privacy tech, like cash, cryptography, or the postal service, can be misused. Our answer is the same one cryptographers have given for decades: the solution to misuse is law enforcement doing its job, not building surveillance into the money of billions of honest people.Why a tech community specificallyStrong claims demand strong scrutiny. "Monero is private" isn't a slogan here — it's a hypothesis that lives or dies by the math. That means we welcome:Honest discussion of Monero's limitations and past weaknesses, not just its strengthsAnalysis of attacks, tracing claims, and academic critiques — taken seriously, not dismissedThe ongoing research (Seraphis, FCMP++, and beyond) that exists precisely because the current design isn't perfectA community that can't criticize its own technology can't improve it. Skeptics who bring arguments in good faith make this place stronger.What we ask of youArgue about the tech, not the person. Steel-man the critiques.Cite your sources. Papers, code, and data beat vibes.Keep it legal and constructive. We discuss how privacy tech works — we don't help anyone break the law.Bring newcomers along. Everyone here once didn't know what a ring signature was.If you believe technology should serve human dignity — and that understanding how it works is the best defense of it — welcome. You're in the right place.— The r/MoneroTech mod team" title="Why r/MoneroTech exists: Our mission for free speech and privacy">full image</a>
<strong> - Repost: Why r/MoneroTech exists: Our mission for free speech and privacy</strong> (<i>from Reddit.com, Why r/MoneroTech exists: Our mission for free speech and privacy</i>)
<br><blockquote> Every subreddit has a reason for existing. Here's ours.Privacy is a right, not a red flagMost of what you do with money says something about you — what you read, who you support, where you go, what you believe. On transparent blockchains, all of that is public, permanent, and searchable by anyone, forever. You wouldn't publish your bank statement to the world; your on-chain history shouldn't be any different.Monero exists because a group of researchers and developers decided that financial privacy should be the default, not a premium feature or a suspicious choice. We exist because the technology that makes that possible deserves a place where it can be studied, questioned, and improved out in the open.Privacy and free speech are the same fightFree expression doesn't survive without private spaces to think, associate, and transact. History is full of examples: journalists paying sources, dissidents receiving support, ordinary people donating to causes their governments or employers disapprove of. When every payment is surveilled, the chilling effect reaches speech itself — people stop supporting what they can't support quietly.We're not naive about this. Privacy tech, like cash, cryptography, or the postal service, can be misused. Our answer is the same one cryptographers have given for decades: the solution to misuse is law enforcement doing its job, not building surveillance into the money of billions of honest people.Why a tech community specificallyStrong claims demand strong scrutiny. "Monero is private" isn't a slogan here — it's a hypothesis that lives or dies by the math. That means we welcome:Honest discussion of Monero's limitations and past weaknesses, not just its strengthsAnalysis of attacks, tracing claims, and academic critiques — taken seriously, not dismissedThe ongoing research (Seraphis, FCMP++, and beyond) that exists precisely because the current design isn't perfectA community that can't criticize its own technology can't improve it. Skeptics who bring arguments in good faith make this place stronger.What we ask of youArgue about the tech, not the person. Steel-man the critiques.Cite your sources. Papers, code, and data beat vibes.Keep it legal and constructive. We discuss how privacy tech works — we don't help anyone break the law.Bring newcomers along. Everyone here once didn't know what a ring signature was.If you believe technology should serve human dignity — and that understanding how it works is the best defense of it — welcome. You're in the right place.— The r/MoneroTech mod team </blockquote>
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<hr><strong>Mining:</strong> <br>
<a title="Cryptotab browser" target="_blank" href="https://cryptotabbrowser.com/12/4000343"><u>Bitcoin</u>, Cryptotab browser</a>
- <a title="Pi Network, CLOUD PHONEMINING" target="_blank" href="https://minepi.com/cusidore"><u>Pi Network</u> cloud PHONE MINING</a>
<br><a title="Fone, CLOUD PHONE MINING" target="_blank" href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cloud.earning"><u>Fone</u>, cloud PHONE MINING</a> cod. dhvd1dkx
- <a title="Mintme, PC PHONE MINING" target="_blank" href="https://www.coinimp.com/invite/86d61388-18f9-4f8b-8561-8962c67e7166">Mintme, PC PHONE MINING</a>
<hr><strong>Exchanges:</strong> <br>
<a title="Coinbase.com" target="_blank" href="http://coinbase.com/join/occhip_8?src=android-link">Coinbase.com</a>
- <a title="Stex.com" target="_blank" href="https://stex.com/?ref=27877494">Stex.com</a>
- <a title="Probit.com" target="_blank" href="https://www.probit.com/r/46858290">Probit.com</a>
<hr><strong>Donations:</strong> <br>
<a title="Done crypto" target="_blank" href="https://commerce.coinbase.com/checkout/140e9bb6-c4ef-4156-92cf-9c87a88fd259">Done crypto</a>
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