Governments are worried about bitcoin and how it affects their ability to control the monetary system. Monero increases their problem exponentially.
The cryptocurrency Monero was created in 2014 and address another problem; the traceability of bitcoin transactions i.e. the lack of anonymity in bitcoin transactions.
Many people seem to think bitcoin is untraceable and transactions are private. That is not correct. Numbers not names identify bitcoin wallets. If you make a transaction you reveal your number, and along with it, possible details of all your past transactions as well as how much money you have. There are ways to obfuscate bitcoin transactions and protect your privacy, or you could use a currency that has privacy at its core. The currency is monero (XMR) - an untraceable digital currency.
This post shows you how buy and store Monero anonymously.
Search your device's appstore from Cryptonator or visit their website - Cryptonantor to sign up. If you sign up using this link you will receive a bonus of US$10 after meeting the conditions: Cryptonantor
All that is needed is an email address. ProtonMail's secure email services is recommended. It uses end-to-end encryption and a free account can be opened - ProtonMail
It is recommended that you control your own private keys, especially if you hold significant amounts of a currency.
Monerujo is a lightweight Monero wallet available on Android. This is a wallet for more advanced users and gives you control over your private keys.
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