Topic: Best privacy coin? - page 16. (Read 15383 times)
Many people like the Spectrecoin. But I think that Spectrecoin is not better than Monero or PIVX. At the moment it is very difficult to buy and it complicates the process of popularization. But if the coin is added to the large exchanges the price will skyrocket.
Spectrecoin
Zcash
Zcash
We dont know what is the best privacy coin in the future we all have our own choice of coin, some of the privacy coin are just getting started and soon they will compete to their full potential after their airdrop
well, who knows? but if i have to choose what would be the best privacy coin? well for me i rather vote DeepOnion
well, who knows? but if i have to choose what would be the best privacy coin? well for me i rather vote DeepOnion
Just xspec. Buy hold en see you re money rising and rising
Each of these coins has a very large potential at the moment. Investors need to pay a special attention to such coins. People appreciate the anonymity in the network, so the demand for these coins will increase. As for me I like Monero and PIVX.
They are good, but none of the them that are on the list.
Deeponion is my favorite.TOR network I mean c'mon.
Why people use TOR? And not just that it has some great features.
And they best part is smart contracts. Yes they will have smart contracts.
Deeponion is my favorite.TOR network I mean c'mon.
Why people use TOR? And not just that it has some great features.
And they best part is smart contracts. Yes they will have smart contracts.
Certainly now it is Monero , but Spectre is the best one for privacy , and in future it can cost more expensive than now.
Aeon. Code rebase in review. Massive potential. 100% tech 0% bullshit
Privacy coins I like most are XMR, ZEC, SUMO and AEON.
Privacy coins I don't like are ONION and Verge, because these are both not real privacy coins.
You should also have a look at Blackbytes. They can only be traded peer to peer via Byteball wallet.
Privacy coins I don't like are ONION and Verge, because these are both not real privacy coins.
You should also have a look at Blackbytes. They can only be traded peer to peer via Byteball wallet.
SUMO, MONERO, SPECTRE for me. long time holding will pay off.. time to buy ladies and gentlemen.. it might not be that low again..
have fun
Privacy coins I like most are XMR, ZEC, SUMO and AEON.
Privacy coins I don't like are ONION and Verge, because these are both not real privacy coins.
You should also have a look at Blackbytes. They can only be traded peer to peer via Byteball wallet.
Privacy coins I don't like are ONION and Verge, because these are both not real privacy coins.
You should also have a look at Blackbytes. They can only be traded peer to peer via Byteball wallet.
I prefer xpsec because of its potential this year. However, at the moment I would prefer monero
All Coins are created equal. But I like Zcash coin. Zcash is the first open, permission less cryptocurrency that can fully protect the privacy of transactions using zero-knowledge cryptography.
Actually, that is not very true. Of course not all coins are equal - unless you only see them as currency. But you are of course expressing a valid point: beyond all the slight differences in technology, almost all crypto owners hold different alts in their portfolio but can only differentiate them in price. For me the need of the user is most important.
I do want a coin that protects my privacy and yet I also want to be able to use my coin to buy my favorite things. I like Zcash concept but do I really need it? I already have Monero and my XMR can be used at my favorite merchants.
Monero
verge
but if this dip goes on, all coins will be privacy coins. total privacy, only you know you have it and nobody kows or cares
verge
but if this dip goes on, all coins will be privacy coins. total privacy, only you know you have it and nobody kows or cares
and do not forget deeponion, actually you can enter without even spending fiat or other coins since airdrop is going on until mid/end of april
if you want to buy consider that price has touched 18usd couple of weeks ago so it could be a great opportunitu buy at today prices around 9usd
if you want to buy consider that price has touched 18usd couple of weeks ago so it could be a great opportunitu buy at today prices around 9usd
I think privacy coins are very important in crypto, and hold the true nature and intention of this space. I believe that 2018 will be a big year for privacy based projects.
If you had $10k to invest, where would you spread it in privacy coins and why? Which ones do you think will truly succeed and stand the test of time?
Some options to work with:
Monero
Zcash
ZenCash
Verge
Cloak
My vote goes to Monero, but I'm really liking ZenCash.
ZenCash has a low supply and was recently hyped up on the Palm Beach Confidential newsletter and is a full blown privacy platform. Monero seems to me like a very strong currency with excellent standards for privacy, and a relatively low supply. I can see both of these coins in the $1000+ price.
Good to see a nice list of privacy coins for 2018. Verge is being pumped too heavily right now for me to consider it. I think Monero is good from the all. If you had $10k to invest, where would you spread it in privacy coins and why? Which ones do you think will truly succeed and stand the test of time?
Some options to work with:
Monero
Zcash
ZenCash
Verge
Cloak
My vote goes to Monero, but I'm really liking ZenCash.
ZenCash has a low supply and was recently hyped up on the Palm Beach Confidential newsletter and is a full blown privacy platform. Monero seems to me like a very strong currency with excellent standards for privacy, and a relatively low supply. I can see both of these coins in the $1000+ price.
Well, my vote goes to DeepOnion,
It has active developers who are in constant communication with the community.
A huge base of supporters, they did not raise an ICO and as such the coins they distribute are free for people.
They have added several great additions last year to the project, this year they will release mobile wallets, Votecentral features, Deepsend and possibly smart contract integration.
Its also on a small market cap of $50m so has a huge room to grow.
It has active developers who are in constant communication with the community.
A huge base of supporters, they did not raise an ICO and as such the coins they distribute are free for people.
They have added several great additions last year to the project, this year they will release mobile wallets, Votecentral features, Deepsend and possibly smart contract integration.
Its also on a small market cap of $50m so has a huge room to grow.
Certainly now it is Monero , but Spectre is the best one for privacy , and in future it can cost more expensive than now.
Monero cryptographers are actually studying SPECTRE to see if it can be implemented in Monero, but it is this SPECTRE https://medium.com/@avivzohar/the-spectre-protocol-7dbbebb707b5
You may be talking about spectrecoin which is a shitcoin with dubious claims (specifically anonymous staking).
Certainly now it is Monero , but Spectre is the best one for privacy , and in future it can cost more expensive than now.
All Coins are created equal. But I like Zcash coin. Zcash is the first open, permission less cryptocurrency that can fully protect the privacy of transactions using zero-knowledge cryptography.
What? If you could just slap a privacy label on a coin and call it a day, we wouldn't need threads like this at all. How they are designed separates them and that's why we discuss it. Zcash has optional privacy which has lead to this http://jeffq.com/blog/on-the-linkability-of-zcash-transactions/
You can't just assume they work equally well--there's no way I'd use Zcash for a Tx I needed to keep private--at least not in its present state. After sapling I may use it, but I won't hold it for any significant time as there is no way to audit the coin supply and someone could successfully multiply the supply X fold and reduce the value of each coin. That issue has remained unsolvable. Never mind that it's a corporate coin and there's dev tax and significant down pressure on the price due to the amount of coins yet to be mined.
None of these coins are equal as they are designed differently, have different devs, different emission schedules, and so on. TBH, most are shitcoins that will never see use on the darkmarkets, which is where the real use happens--at least in the early phases. If you are just going to hype a coin for speculative purposes, then sure, they are equal for your purpose, but that will never be a long term use case and has nothing to do with how well the coin works, only how well it is hyped.
Post how spectre achieves anonymous staking or stfu.
That's all that should matter to investors and if it's available, post it and end any debate.
I'm not apologizing for getting angry with people who waste my time. He could have just wrote, "I don't know how it works," and saved us both some time. Instead he tried to make it out like I was asking an unreasonable question and deflecting from the question.
As far as grammar, I'm not apologizing for expecting words to fall in line with their definitions and not to have to debate their meaning when there is only one definition--this goes back to my annoyance of having my time wasted. Instead of trying to make it about me versus spectre, you should focus on why people believe it can do something that's never been done before without a whitepaper or an explanation as to how it works.
It's simple--post how it works or expect me to call you out on it. I'm not jumping through hoops for you and it's customary to have a whitepaper to go along with a new claim. Expecting less is a much bigger problem than any personality conflict you have with me.
That's all that should matter to investors and if it's available, post it and end any debate.
I'm not apologizing for getting angry with people who waste my time. He could have just wrote, "I don't know how it works," and saved us both some time. Instead he tried to make it out like I was asking an unreasonable question and deflecting from the question.
As far as grammar, I'm not apologizing for expecting words to fall in line with their definitions and not to have to debate their meaning when there is only one definition--this goes back to my annoyance of having my time wasted. Instead of trying to make it about me versus spectre, you should focus on why people believe it can do something that's never been done before without a whitepaper or an explanation as to how it works.
It's simple--post how it works or expect me to call you out on it. I'm not jumping through hoops for you and it's customary to have a whitepaper to go along with a new claim. Expecting less is a much bigger problem than any personality conflict you have with me.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.23455862
Top two would be Cloak or Sumokoin.
Anyone who thinks Monero holds this crown should look at Sumo. Yes its a clone of Monero, but it added features that make it more secure than Monero, such as a minimum ring size of 12 plus subaddresses for even greater anonymity. Sumo should really be called Monero+, cos its Monero with more privacy features added.
Then there's Cloak coin: Faster, Cloak Shield + Enigma Mixer = True end to end privacy!
Anyone who thinks Monero holds this crown should look at Sumo. Yes its a clone of Monero, but it added features that make it more secure than Monero, such as a minimum ring size of 12 plus subaddresses for even greater anonymity. Sumo should really be called Monero+, cos its Monero with more privacy features added.
Then there's Cloak coin: Faster, Cloak Shield + Enigma Mixer = True end to end privacy!
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