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Topic: Is NAV coin truly anonymous? (Read 1055 times)

sr. member
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July 31, 2016, 10:33:08 AM
#8
and seem to be miles ahead of Monero
I can't read code

Thats means you will lose your money soon

Lol I bought 0,1% of the marketcap before posting this and I'm up 2x already.
when i saw bitcoin dumping, i bought a few too. let's see where it goes.
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July 31, 2016, 03:49:57 AM
#7
and seem to be miles ahead of Monero
I can't read code

Thats means you will lose your money soon

Lol I bought 0,1% of the marketcap before posting this and I'm up 2x already.
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July 28, 2016, 01:45:26 PM
#6
i think nav coin is bad coin not prospective investment longterm
because nav coin old coin but price is not good volume transcation very low not good to trading
sr. member
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July 28, 2016, 07:51:44 AM
#5
Great comment @kiklo, thank you for that! i was thinking about buy some nav and now i'll wait a little.
legendary
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Stagnation is Death
July 28, 2016, 06:23:32 AM
#4
and seem to be miles ahead of Monero
I can't read code

Thats means you will lose your money soon
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July 28, 2016, 06:11:27 AM
#3
Yep, thanks for the comment
legendary
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July 27, 2016, 07:51:44 PM
#2
So I was looking the other day at NAV coin. A lot of press came out lately. The dev team describes their coin to be a truly anonymous,decentralized, Proof of Stake X13 cryptocurrency. Well, Monero is aiming to be an anon coin as well and yet that is sitting on a market cap of 23 million, while NAV only has a cap of 0,5 million. They are releasing their mobile wallet for Android and IoS in the coming months and seem to be miles ahead of Monero, but seriously lacking in community.

I can't read code, I have read some opinions about anon coins being a myth, so I am asking the wonderful people here on BCT for their opinion about this coin.

Nav's code looks like a optional mixer service built in,
http://www.navcoin.org/files/nav-decentralized-whitepaper.pdf

Monero's tech is more complex than the standard mixer style service.

Nav is Proof of Stake verses Monero Proof of Work,
For a truly anon solution which monero claims but can in no way truly achieve.
These reasons are why all anon fails.

Your IP address is not anon,
Your Browser info is not anon,
Your Email Address is not anon,
Your Bank Account which you linked is not anon,
Your address where you mailed or received goods is not anon,
there are no guarantees the person that did business with you did not sell your identifiable information.

All anon solutions will fail til they can solve all of the above.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/warning-usa-govt-1562630

So Basically Nav Coin or Monero will hide what you are doing from the casual observer,
however Neither will hide you from the Government's ability to Cross Reference your non-anonymous information.
But Proof of Stake does make it a better investment than Monero, IMO .

 Cool


FYI:  Cheesy


FYI2:
Navcoin is having some glitches at the moment , would wait to see how that plays out before buying any.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15734329
Looks like their new code has a Bug.

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July 27, 2016, 03:16:04 PM
#1
So I was looking the other day at NAV coin. A lot of press came out lately. The dev team describes their coin to be a truly anonymous,decentralized, Proof of Stake X13 cryptocurrency. Well, Monero is aiming to be an anon coin as well and yet that is sitting on a market cap of 23 million, while NAV only has a cap of 0,5 million. They are releasing their mobile wallet for Android and IoS in the coming months and seem to be miles ahead of Monero, but seriously lacking in community.

I can't read code, I have read some opinions about anon coins being a myth, so I am asking the wonderful people here on BCT for their opinion about this coin.
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