Topic: Anonymity, Security and Privacy: Anonymous Cryptocurrency Enhancement Comparsion - page 8. (Read 3081 times)
January 01, 2018, 07:53:08 PM
I'm surprised there are no quantum resistant privacy coins. someone needs to get on that.
January 01, 2018, 07:39:46 PM
You should remove Multisig transactions from Bytecoin. The low level code was removed in the last version
January 01, 2018, 07:38:16 PM
Good Thread!
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
Thank you TSVHoff,
I didn't realize how much effort had recently been put into this, fantastic news. I've updated the matrix accordingly and thank you very much again for the info.
Super,
just one thing, Cloak doesnt have Masternodes. ENIGMA is like a new way to do anon transactions.
The same way Spectrcoin has OBFS4, CloakCoin has since last day, ENIGMA, which is a new feature on the anon crypto world. Its now being audited by a security IT company.
also in the matrix "Enhacement", should be "OpenSource - Code Released"
January 01, 2018, 07:29:56 PM
XMR might be in danger if this new coins would make it on the top light,seems xspec is growing fast as ever.
Monero will never be in danger of anything. Any Monero clone or other coin can do whatever they want but they will never pace with amount Monero development. Monero have 300 contributors to the code, well actually we will soon hear the 2017 report. Developers are all that matters. Other coins can only copy past if they can at all. They are more then welcomed, because the more the merrier.
January 01, 2018, 07:09:37 PM
good and quite detailed list
a big thumb up for you
another thread for me to follow more often for my knowledge
just wanna know how about HUG, Semux ?
a big thumb up for you
another thread for me to follow more often for my knowledge
just wanna know how about HUG, Semux ?
January 01, 2018, 07:06:00 PM
IOTA
- DAG
- Quantum Resistant with Winternitz OTS+
As an aside, what's the reasoning for having DAG and PoS as security features?
Thank you jackalyst,
I certainly haven't forgotten Iota as one of the top coins out there. But to answer your question, DAG and POS on their own do nothing to protect user privacy. However, IMHO, when layered on top of Anonymous/Private cryptocurrency, they provide decentralized (POS) and focused (DAG) strength to the security of the Anonymous network.
I am not sure if I should add Iota to this list yet. I've heard rumours that it may include Anonymity features in the near future. Can this be substantiated? If there is a legitimate near term roadmap for this, I would add it.
January 01, 2018, 07:01:34 PM
SuperCoin has optional privacy settings. It has been established 4 years, and uses its own tech.
https://supercoin.nl/
Worth noting in an exhaustive list.
https://supercoin.nl/
Worth noting in an exhaustive list.
Really good point. I've added it, it seems to lack current development (please corrrect me if I'm wrong) but you have to admire the community rising it from the ashes. As a pioneer in Multisig and Encrypted Messaging, it definitely has a place on here and a little developement could take it a long way still.
January 01, 2018, 06:59:23 PM
Boolberry is far from dead. It was quiet for some time, but there have been burst of development, and since last summer it has really picked up the pace with new exchanges and development roadmaps.
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/commits/master
https://stocks.exchange/trade/BBR/BTC
https://cryptochangex.com/markets/bbrbtc
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/commits/master
https://stocks.exchange/trade/BBR/BTC
https://cryptochangex.com/markets/bbrbtc
Thanks teknohog,
That is great news, I've always been a fan of Wild Keccak. I've added it to the list, although I must note that it would need some kind of unique Privacy or Anomymity features (outside of those forked) or it could eventually have to get pruned off. As a fan, and recognizing that we have very little in terms of Asic-resistant Anonymous coins, and given it's the new year, I've added it haha
January 01, 2018, 06:56:54 PM
Good Thread!
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
Thank you TSVHoff,
I didn't realize how much effort had recently been put into this, fantastic news. I've updated the matrix accordingly and thank you very much again for the info.
January 01, 2018, 06:55:27 PM
Not sure if you want me to reply here or if there's somewhere else I should post this.
QRL
- Quantum Resistance: Yes, at mainnet, XMSS
- Encrypted Messaging: At mainnet, Ephemeral with Dilithium, Kyber (Post Quantum)
Right now QRL is an ERC20 token. However, token migration is happening this month and mainnet is being released next month which will have the above features.
QRL
- Quantum Resistance: Yes, at mainnet, XMSS
- Encrypted Messaging: At mainnet, Ephemeral with Dilithium, Kyber (Post Quantum)
Right now QRL is an ERC20 token. However, token migration is happening this month and mainnet is being released next month which will have the above features.
Thank you, I didn't realize it was still a token. Really looking forward to some of the truly unique features in this one. I have added both to the roadmap, although I am forced to note that it does not currently appear to have anonymous transactions in it's roadmap (the encrypted messaging is great news though).
January 01, 2018, 06:37:40 PM
I agree that forks shouldn't be on that list...basically they are just copycats coins.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
I agree.
It's a new list, and I want to be fair, so I'll consider things like community support for a coin (even if it is a fork), but I think it should have Some kind of unique feature, or at Very least a Roadmap that looks like it has a decent chance.
If I strictly eliminated all forks, there wouldn't be any coins on the list except bitcoin (maybe bytecoin), with very minimal enhancements. One of the reasons I created the thread is also because many of the other comparisons out there only show certain coins that look inferior to the one declared the "winner". That's not at all what this is for either.
But...yes...if I included every fork.....it wouldn't even be readable.
fair enough
please update spreadsheet about cloak when u can
January 01, 2018, 06:20:30 PM
AEON, QUAZAR, Boolberry (why did it die???), Dashcoin, Darknetcoin, Fantomcoin, Pebblecoin (why you die??)
Boolberry is far from dead. It was quiet for some time, but there have been burst of development, and since last summer it has really picked up the pace with new exchanges and development roadmaps.https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/commits/master
https://stocks.exchange/trade/BBR/BTC
https://cryptochangex.com/markets/bbrbtc
January 01, 2018, 06:13:07 PM
I agree that forks shouldn't be on that list...basically they are just copycats coins.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
I agree.
It's a new list, and I want to be fair, so I'll consider things like community support for a coin (even if it is a fork), but I think it should have Some kind of unique feature, or at Very least a Roadmap that looks like it has a decent chance.
If I strictly eliminated all forks, there wouldn't be any coins on the list except bitcoin (maybe bytecoin), with very minimal enhancements. One of the reasons I created the thread is also because many of the other comparisons out there only show certain coins that look inferior to the one declared the "winner". That's not at all what this is for either.
But...yes...if I included every fork.....it wouldn't even be readable.
January 01, 2018, 06:01:49 PM
I agree that forks shouldn't be on that list...basically they are just copycats coins.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
other thing people should stop posting is "Coin X is the only one 100% private" , its annoying.
January 01, 2018, 05:57:04 PM
Hello jenifive,
It could be interesting....forgive me if I'm wrong but here's what it appears to be:
A verge fork for now, with a different roadmap. Specifically: Plans for POS, and Quantum Resistance.
Is that a fair assessment?
January 01, 2018, 05:56:10 PM
SuperCoin has optional privacy settings. It has been established 4 years, and uses its own tech.
https://supercoin.nl/
Worth noting in an exhaustive list.
https://supercoin.nl/
Worth noting in an exhaustive list.
January 01, 2018, 05:55:48 PM
IOTA
- DAG
- Quantum Resistant with Winternitz OTS+
As an aside, what's the reasoning for having DAG and PoS as security features?
January 01, 2018, 05:49:44 PM
Good Thread!
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
In regards to CloakCoin, i just sent you what should be checked on the spreadsheet. Its on CloakCoin thread, told by the developers themselves.
plus, CloakCoin is since last day, fully OpenSourced, and uses its own tech ENIGMA (it didnt fork from zksnakrs, or other copycats)
Tech people and Devs are digging in the code that was uploaded last day to github and are appearing in Cloak Chat and telegram to be in contact with the team developers.
More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.9780
January 01, 2018, 05:49:14 PM
U forgot Sumokoin
Thank you, I have added it for now, but I will need to learn something more substantial about what makes it unique Privacy-wise, as if I added every Cryptonote/Monero fork the list would be >1000 rows long.
It has mandatory RingCT, and a minimum of 12 transaction mixins. Monero's RingCT is mandatory as well now, so I will include it because of the minimum of 12 transaction mixins (please let me know if I'm missing something).
cheers
January 01, 2018, 05:49:05 PM
Not sure if you want me to reply here or if there's somewhere else I should post this.
QRL
- Quantum Resistance: Yes, at mainnet, XMSS
- Encrypted Messaging: At mainnet, Ephemeral with Dilithium, Kyber (Post Quantum)
Right now QRL is an ERC20 token. However, token migration is happening this month and mainnet is being released next month which will have the above features.
QRL
- Quantum Resistance: Yes, at mainnet, XMSS
- Encrypted Messaging: At mainnet, Ephemeral with Dilithium, Kyber (Post Quantum)
Right now QRL is an ERC20 token. However, token migration is happening this month and mainnet is being released next month which will have the above features.
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