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Geee ◴[] No.26715348[source]
There are 250 million units of mobilecoin, and majority of them are owned by the founders. Only 37.5 million have been distributed. With current price ($65), they're worth $14B already. This makes the project a scam and impossible for it to work as a reliable money that holds value. Bitcoin had no pre-mine and has been fairly distributed from the start.
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MichaelMoser123 ◴[] No.26720601[source]
look at the chart: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mobilecoin/

the integration with signal made the valuation of mobilecoint jump from around zero to 65$. I hope the signal team got some mobilecoins in return for the favor.

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thiagocsf ◴[] No.26721086[source]
It was $6 two weeks ago. Still a big jump but hardly “zero”.
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MichaelMoser123 ◴[] No.26721574[source]
my initial thought was: why didn't they choose monero (another coin that is privacy-focused but sort of more established). However monero is already much higher than that mark, in its valuation.
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1. xvector ◴[] No.26732817[source]
They didn’t choose Monero because it wouldn’t make them filthy rich.
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2. MichaelMoser123 ◴[] No.26748651[source]
still, i think that's a better way to get rich than by tracking/snooping on your customers.