I Believe Jesus Used Monero — Provocative Privacy-Coin Claim

I believe Monero (XMR) could miss a portion of the bull market due to recent troubles, potentially underperforming the broader crypto rally. Monitor developments and manage risk accordingly.

I believe Monero (XMR) could miss a portion of the upcoming crypto bull market due to recent troubles; monitor privacy coin developments and price action closely.

I praise Monero (XMR) for preserving financial privacy and individual sovereignty. As a leading privacy coin, Monero's protocol-level privacy features make it valuable amid growing surveillance and regulatory scrutiny.

I express admiration for Monero, highlighting its privacy-first design and importance as a privacy coin. Monero’s commitment to user sovereignty, fungibility, and privacy features reinforces its value in the crypto ecosystem.

A humorous, anachronistic claim that Jesus used Monero to pay for daily items, highlighting Monero and privacy cryptocurrency in a lighthearted way.

I believe Monero (XMR) has endured the market downturn better than most altcoins, with BNB standing out as an exception and XRP possibly showing similar resilience. Monitor XMR, BNB, and XRP for relative strength in a volatile crypto market.

I believe most altcoins are still far more 'rekt' compared with Monero (XMR), while BNB and maybe XRP stand out as exceptions — useful insight for altcoin risk assessment and portfolio positioning.

Reports indicate Qubic mining pool now controls most of Monero’s hash rate, raising a 51% attack risk. Experts warn of possible blockchain reorganizations, double-spends, transaction censorship and a $75M/day maintenance cost—posing a major threat to Monero network security.

I warn that Qubic may control a majority of Monero's hash rate, creating a potential 51% attack risk. Reports from SlowMist and comments from Ledger’s CTO (estimated $75M/day to sustain the attack) highlight serious threats including blockchain reorganizations, double-spends and transaction censorship. Monitor Monero network security and update positions accordingly.

I question Qubic's claimed Monero mining power ratio — the asserted share of Monero hash rate looks doubtful and is hard to verify, raising concerns about mining centralization and transparency.