Topic: Best privacy coin? - page 22. (Read 15383 times)

For me there is only one winner here and that is Monero, then I will pick Zcash but it seems the team is struggling with the development,Dash also is doing well. Others are following these three coin IMO

I believe Zcoin (XZC) is an excellent privacy coin also , so my coins would be
XMR,
XZC,
XSPEC

Sure , monero it's the best out there imo also
However it's already well established and eventhough still plenty of room to grow , the potential is even greater with coins like XSPEC
I like deeponion also but there is the problem of price instability due to airdrops

Monero probably the best from my point of view. Everyone has decided for himself what is the best

I dont know which one is the best but if i choose one of them, i will choose monero.
Monero is older than the other mean it has proven itself that its good.

I noticed many people talked about deeponion , which is interesting project indeed and sure enough ONION price is going up , however no one said about airdrop rounds happening which eventually will give to holders 10000000 coins!
The rules for airdrop eligibity includes among others that in order to qualify, "you must be a member of bitcointalk.org, at least at Jr Member level, registered before December 1, 2017. You must wear DeepOnion signature during the course of all airdrops."    for example

That means that not all new invsetors/holders coming to ONION are eligible for the airdrops , so why someone new to invest in this coin when he knows he is not getting any airdrops which is more than sure will affect price downwards cause obviously token holders would want to sell a percentage of their free coins?

My understanding is that this is mainly good investment for those eligible for airdrops and not anyone

I'm sure everyone understands that 2018 will be the year of alternative crypto currency, and now it's time to buy promising coins.

Analyzing many other projects on such criteria as the total number of coins, work in the community, self-financing, technology, and, after seeing how the developer works, I made a choice.
My choice - Spectrecoin XSPEC

1) SpectreCoin (XSPEC)

Very interesting project that will definitely go up in price! - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annspectrecoinxspec-torobfs4-ring-sig-stealth-2103301
XSPEC - I'm sure that it will cost much more than now, I buy this coin for all my money!
Indeed an anonymous coin which is dynamically developed by the community!

Here is an article about the fact that a very profitable investment project - https://globalcoinreport.com/heres-why-now-might-be-a-good-time-to-pick-up-some-spectrecoin-xpsec/  



Here is a comparison with other projects and much more! - http://coinwiki.info/en/SpectreCoin
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I believe that the future for anonymous projects!
https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/can-see-id-eu-rules-anonymous-transactions/  
www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/12/18/eu-considers-launching-database-bitcoin-owners-crack-criminals/  
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2) Phore - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/phr-phore-100-pos-30-masternodes-zerocoin-governance-no-icopremine-2307909

3) ZOIN - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/zoin-is-rebranding-to-noir-2085112

These are some of the best privacy coins

VERGE (XVG)
Algorithm: Scrypt, x17, groestl, blake2s, & lyra2rev2
Block Time: 30 Seconds

PIVX (PIVX)
Algorithm: BTC Core 0.10.x, BIP38 Encryption/Decryption of Private Keys
Block Time: 60 Seconds

Zcash (ZEC)
Algorithm: Equihash
Block Time: 2.5 Minutes

Monero (XMR)
Algorithm: CryptoNight
Block Time: 60 Seconds

DASH (DASH)
Algorithm: Decision Algorithm for Supportive Housing© (DASH)
Block Time: 2.5 Minutes

The best privacy coin is Intensecoin a project that is only four months old and yet has a lot of potential for a breakout in 2018. Intensecoin is a CryptoNote based coin and so has a lot of the privacy features of Monero, such as untraceable, unlinkable totally anonymous transactions, but because it also uses more of the up to date Bytecoin code is also very fast with lower fees. Intense also uses a hybrid POW/POS. The POS features an innovative VPN tunnel on the blockchain.

The VPN is built into the wallet creates secure endpoints for others and leaving your wallet open you have the option of selling VPN services, and charging whatever you wish. Commercial VPN's charge upwards to $100 and when push comes to shove they will share your info with LEO's.

This coin is less than a penny and right now can only be bought at https://stocks.exchange/trade/ITNS/BTC
But major exchanges are in the works for 2018.

Check out the whitepaper and roadmap at http://intensecoin.com

Best privacy is at Monero, but Spectrecoin is also good and you will get more profits from it currently. Could be 10x really soon so do not miss that!

Spectrecoin  has some of the most robust privacy and anonymity technology available.

There are only around 21 million in circulation, yet the price is still well under $5.  This is not likely to remain the case for long.  As the roadmap gets implemented and word gets out, this coin is likely to move up through the ranks very quickly.

You can find out more about this hidden gem here: http://coinwiki.info/en/SpectreCoin

Come join our vibrant and growing community on slack: http://slack.spectreproject.io/

What about DeepOnion ? DeepOnion is doing very good job they have already build a big community and also going to be enlisted in the KUcoin exchange this week.

This isn't like the NFL draft where only one team can draft Tom Brady. Everyone can use the best technology, so they will--especially given the technology is keeping them from jail or paying taxes. You should be monitoring the DMs and evaluating the success of a coin on how many markets are implementing them into a buying option--even better if you can find a way to evaluate use, but that's tough given people aren't given up market data (at least not by choice).

yes, we need to consider also deeponion. price is near ath in last weeks but still cheap in my opinion
next year we can expect a price level between 5 and 10 usd with a moonshot in 2019. privacy will be a very important thing for alts in the coming future

One of the new contenders in the privacy-centric cryptocurrency race goes by the name of PIVX. based on the current market cap for privacy-oriented currencies, PIVX is the fourth largest. The ecosystem works similar to Dash, as users can run master nodes to support the network. Running PIVX master nodes requires users to lock 10,000 coins into a wallet, compared to Dash’s 1,000 coin threshold. This also means a large part of the available PIVX supply is currently locked up in the master node.
PIVX also provides instant transactions through the SwiftTX implementation. The community is governing the future for this currency, rather than leaving it up to just the developers. One thing all community members are looking forward to is the future implementation of the Zerocoin protocol. This feature will improve transaction privacy even further

SUMOKOIN!

An huge SOMO fighter is in town, fed by pure privacy pedigree.. clear the way is getting big in 2018.. SUMO is a "privacy overkill" compared to anything else..

I'm keeping my eye on Deep Onion, low supply, going to bring out some very intresting updates in 2018. Might be big, but which coin isn't

I love Monero for the market point of view and for revenue term (it you HODL it since less than 10 usd and XMR is on the moon),
you can have such similar thing with best privacy coin.

Check this:

Comparison of Monero XMR and Spectre XSPEC

http://coinwiki.info/en/SpectreCoin


    Monero is a much bigger project than SpectreCoin and has a lot more devs, but also a much higher price. So Spectre has bigger potential to grow.
    Monero uses Proof-of-Work, SpectreCoin uses Proof-of-Stake.
    The Monero wallet is mature and stable, while there are still some bugs in SpectreCoin.
    In Monero, you can send money anonymously, while this does not quite work with SpectreCoin yet, because there are too few "tokens" available for making a ring-signature. We want to make Spectre Tokens (for ring signatures) the default in future versions, which should solve this problem.
    SpectreCoin has a rich list, while Monero does not. This comes from the fact that SpectreCoin's anonymity is an add-on to normal Bitcoin-like operation at this point, so anonymity (and storing coins as tokens instead of on a public address) is optional in SpectreCoin. We want to make it the default in future versions. Spectre tokens that are stored as "private balance" in the wallet are not visible in the block explorer.
    SpectreCoin has native Tor integration and all nodes run as hidden services. Monero plans to add an I2P implementation called "Kovri", but it's not the default for Monero yet. Monero can also run via Tor, but only using it as a proxy that uses Tor exit nodes, which comes with some problems (see the Tor integration section).
    The goals and vision of SpectreCoin and Monero are different.
    In a Twitter post [1], "fluffpony" (the Monero project leader) noted that using Tor hidden services in SpectreCoin might be susceptible to isolation attacks because .onion address are costless to create. This problem is mitigated in SpectreCoin because the onion addresses used to join the SpectreCoin network have certain requirements, which requires the user to "mine" for a suitable Tor public key first before joining the network. Also, like most Bitcoin-based wallets, SpectreCoin has sophisticated security mechanisms for node selection, so running an isolation attack is not so simple.

xspec

get in before it´s to late!

Verge is currently the most hyped anon coin because of general pump. Monero and Dash always sat high on coinmarketcap. As far as I know noone had problems using monero, 0 identity leak.