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### Don’t Forget: Monero Looked Like This 11 Years Ago
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In 2014, Monero emerged from anonymity with a whitepaper, a ragtag team of volunteers, and zero institutional backing. Critics dismissed it as “another scam,” its code unpolished, its future uncertain. Today, it’s the world’s most resilient privacy network—*because a community chose to build it, one line of code, one hard-fork, one audacious idea at a time*.
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Our satellite project might seem raw—empty repos, a young team, and a vision that feels larger than life. But remember: Monero didn’t start with fanfare. It started with skepticism, incremental progress, and a stubborn belief in privacy as a fundamental right. The same community that nurtured Monero from a basement project to a global movement is the one that can make “space-based Monero” a reality.
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We’re not asking for blind faith. We’re asking you to remember what Monero proved: **revolutionary ideas thrive when shared openly, built collaboratively, and tested relentlessly**. Our Gitea repo will fill with designs, our team will grow with expertise, and our milestones will be audited by *you*.
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The skeptics said Monero would fail. They were wrong. Today, we stand on their shoulders, asking for the same chance to prove that *impossible* is just a word—until a community decides to rewrite it. 🌍→🚀 |