Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:17:51 PM No.106126721
Could a currency like XMR work in stablecoin form?
Replies:
Thread 106126721 - /g/ [Archived: 428 hours ago]
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:20:37 PM No.106126750
>>106126721 (OP)
Already exists, no I am not going to shill it. Find it yourself it's not that hard if you're actually interested. That said XMR is more than stable enough to buy it when needed.
Already exists, no I am not going to shill it. Find it yourself it's not that hard if you're actually interested. That said XMR is more than stable enough to buy it when needed.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:20:43 PM No.106126751
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:21:01 PM No.106126755
No, how do you put dollars on the blockchain in a decentralised manner?
Cryptocurrencies would stabilise if they were used more instead of speculated on.
Cryptocurrencies would stabilise if they were used more instead of speculated on.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:23:24 PM No.106126782
>>106126721 (OP)
Not right now. It's pegged to Bitcoin when considering exchange rate to the dollar.
Not right now. It's pegged to Bitcoin when considering exchange rate to the dollar.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 5:16:13 PM No.106127233
https://www.freedomdollar.com/
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:19:47 PM No.106128875
>>106128863
Privacy without volatility. Higher liquidity with fiat.
Privacy without volatility. Higher liquidity with fiat.
Replies:
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:15:52 PM No.106130109
zkp vms (this one simple trick will get you arrested by the feds)
Replies:
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:36:55 PM No.106130353
>>106130109
Pretty sure you're confusing two different concepts.
Don't think there's any full, Turing complete VMs that run entirely in a "shielded" manner. For that, you'd need advanced FHE or code obfuscation. Both are currently more theoretical than practical.
ZKP VMs are L2 scaling solutions, where ZKPs are used simply for the succinctness, rather than any privacy features.
But, and to answer OP's question, you can use specific ZKP systems on a Turing complete blockchain VM (like Ethereum) to provide a privacy system for any token (e.g. Tornade Cash).
Pretty sure you're confusing two different concepts.
Don't think there's any full, Turing complete VMs that run entirely in a "shielded" manner. For that, you'd need advanced FHE or code obfuscation. Both are currently more theoretical than practical.
ZKP VMs are L2 scaling solutions, where ZKPs are used simply for the succinctness, rather than any privacy features.
But, and to answer OP's question, you can use specific ZKP systems on a Turing complete blockchain VM (like Ethereum) to provide a privacy system for any token (e.g. Tornade Cash).
Replies:
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:38:54 PM No.106130380
>>106130353
>Don't think there's any full, Turing complete VMs that run entirely in a "shielded" manner.
there are
>Don't think there's any full, Turing complete VMs that run entirely in a "shielded" manner.
there are
Replies:
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:59:00 PM No.106130569
>>106130380
What are they called?
What are they called?
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 11:13:49 PM No.106130725
>>106128875
>without volatility
USD has already tanked over 30% in one year and will only get more volatile as dedollarization continues. The term 'stable' is GAE psyop. USD is not and will not be stable in the next 50 years.
>Privacy
Just swap in and out of Monero. The more transactions Monero takes the better it works.
>Higher liquidity
You get higher liquidity by having more users, not by being a tiny offshoot of an already niche coin.
>without volatility
USD has already tanked over 30% in one year and will only get more volatile as dedollarization continues. The term 'stable' is GAE psyop. USD is not and will not be stable in the next 50 years.
>Privacy
Just swap in and out of Monero. The more transactions Monero takes the better it works.
>Higher liquidity
You get higher liquidity by having more users, not by being a tiny offshoot of an already niche coin.