Even Kraken admits nobody had to ask Monero users those questions.
The limit of 1,500 dollars a month is still there.
That's why I keep my monero:native in my own wallet.
I heard that FixedFloat is starting an exit scam.
If you are using it to buy or sell crypto especially $XMR think twice.
Multiple people are getting scammed. They are being asked to provide passport pictures/selfies/home addresses and more personal information to a website whose owners we don’t even know.
Why would someone send their passport picture to a random website? Can we see the passport pictures of the FixedFloat owner and team?
They can freeze your money at any time! They allow small swaps, waiting for you to swap a bigger amount to scam you.
Your exchange gets hacked. Your name and home address leak.
Then AI matches that list with public wallets.
Criminals get a map of who is rich and where they live.
monero:native keeps your balance off that map.
Delisted from exchanges ❌
Banned in some countries ❌
Ignored by influencers ❌
Still running. Still private. Still pmpingu 🟠
You can't delist an idea.
monero:native 💪
PHP2Shell just exposed millions of websites.
Every breach puts more wallets, emails and addresses out in public.
Every breach makes people want more privacy.
This is bullish monero:native . 🚀
Most coins need hype to survive.
Monero survives delistings, bans and bear markets with no marketing budget at all.
Imagine what happens when the world catches on. $XMR
You're happy monero:native hit $600? 😂
That's nothing.
In 2014, people celebrated when Bitcoin hit $600 and sold everything.
Bitcoin is $82,000 today.
People selling Monero now are making the same mistake.
Before you do anything on-chain, use monero:native .
Government thieves and scammers are watching every move you make.
They know your net worth. They know where you live.
I made money on Richard Heart's projects.
I lost money on $TRUMP.
Only one of them is in handcuffs today.
That's why I'm holding $XMR. I don't trust the system to treat people fairly.
Richard James Schueler:
> He launched HEX in 2019
> The coin pumped around 10,000x in less than 2 years
> Many investors made money and many also lost, like with any asset or coin
> Since Richard Schueler is an entrepreneur, he made a big profit from the HEX concept too
> In 2023, the government smelled the money, so they decided to charge HEX, PulseChain, and PulseX for unregistered securities offerings. They also charged him with fraud
> On October 14, 2026, Turkish authorities (police and intelligence) detained Heart and his wife in Istanbul's Beşiktaş district under an Interpol Red Notice
People lost more money on Trump's and his wife's memecoins, but they're still free!
If Richard James just hadn't doxxed himself and had used $XMR to hide his net worth, he'd probably be free now.
If you're a crypto builder or founder, think twice before starting... the government can get jealous too!