BitMonero launched in 2014 with privacy built in.
Ring signatures hid who sent a payment by mixing it in with decoys.
Stealth addresses hid who received it by giving every payment a fresh one-time address.
In 2017, after the rename to @monero, RingCT hid the amount too.
solana:3gPdCDA88Y1Sjy9ELsquTe31MkkxfEjwxSqECk56NsZw keeps that original name alive.
Hold solana:3gPdCDA88Y1Sjy9ELsquTe31MkkxfEjwxSqECk56NsZw earn monero:native.
Fade at your own risk.
This is the future of meme coins, paying homage to the early days of crypto.
Before Monero, there was BitMonero.
It launched on April 18, 2014, with no premine and no ICO. A few weeks later it became Monero.
BMR keeps that first name alive, and holders earn XMR along the way.
Privacy shouldn't be a luxury feature. 🕶️
$BMR (BitMonero) is sharing the lore of Monero and pushing the idea that your transactions are your business.
Launched on @LaunchOnSF, community-driven from day one. ☝️
Giving real privacy in the form of $XMR for holding.
Read the full story here 👇
BitMonero didn't start from scratch.
It was built on CryptoNote, the same privacy tech behind Bytecoin.
The difference was in how it launched. It was a fresh, public start that anyone could mine, instead of a chain that was mostly mined in advance.
That choice is a big reason Monero is still here twelve years later.