Could privacy coins like XMR stage a comeback on major trading platforms? It's a question worth asking. After waves of delistings driven by regulatory pressure, the path forward seems murky. Yet the demand for financial privacy hasn't vanished—if anything, it's grown. Compliance frameworks evolve. Market sentiment shifts. So does XMR have a realistic shot at re-entering the mainstream exchange ecosystem, or will regulatory walls keep it sidelined? The debate continues.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-09 07:28
The regulatory noose is tightening, and XMR wants to make a comeback? Hah, that's tough.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 12-09 02:59
Can this regulatory wall really just fall like that? I doubt it.
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WenAirdrop
· 12-09 02:38
Will this regulatory wall really just come down that easily? I doubt it, unless there's a major policy shift someday.
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not_your_keys
· 12-09 02:38
XMR should have rebounded long ago. The demand for privacy isn't going anywhere; it all depends on whether exchanges dare to list it.
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ContractTester
· 12-09 02:31
Can that regulatory wall really be built that solid? I doubt it.
Could privacy coins like XMR stage a comeback on major trading platforms? It's a question worth asking. After waves of delistings driven by regulatory pressure, the path forward seems murky. Yet the demand for financial privacy hasn't vanished—if anything, it's grown. Compliance frameworks evolve. Market sentiment shifts. So does XMR have a realistic shot at re-entering the mainstream exchange ecosystem, or will regulatory walls keep it sidelined? The debate continues.