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That's assuming that the insubstantial differences are detectable. Monero is fungible not because we choose to ignore the differences between units, but becaus
by diego_sandoval 3y ago
That's assuming that the insubstantial differences are detectable.
Monero is fungible not because we choose to ignore the differences between units, but because we actually can't detect any relevant difference that makes it traceable or identifiable in practice.
- nullc 3y agoMonero isn't in that sense either though, as each coin does have a casual history far smaller than the system-- less distinguishable for sure, but indistinguishable not quite! In the case discussed here the users are intentionally making their coins distinctive, which users could also do in monero if they were equivalently stupid. :P