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Hektur

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Quote from: Niam_bakri on January 31, 2019, 01:43:42 AM

Quote from: Pffrt on January 31, 2019, 01:37:33 AM

Among all of those you listed, Monero, Dash, DeepOnion are the best. Without these three, all are vulnerable. Although lately Monero was also called vulnerabl. Dash is backed by masternode. So, DeepOnion is the best from all the angle you check.

I prefer monero and dash, and I invest there. from a few months ago, I benefited from trading monero and dash. Their market is good, I think they have a good future when this market grows again. vulnerable problem or not, I think all crypto assets have it.

I thought that Dash is dead Cheesy

. What is their progress? There was a hype in 2017 because Dash offered a good return when you had MasterNode, but that was everything.

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i will suggest GRIN https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/grin to the list

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Voted for other, since this thread is older than Mimblewimble coins you can´t know that these coins will make a revolution in privacy crypto sphere Cool

. So thats my tip Wink

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It seems that Monero is more popular and still good for privacy coins, but I also see Zcash and Dash still moving well in the market, the support of the community will make it stronger.

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I make it quick:

Bitcoin Private vs Monero vs Dash vs Zcash vs Verge vs Pirate - Privacy Coin Overview Pt 1 of 4

https://youtu.be/TSkKl_KC5Bo

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Quote from: Pffrt on January 31, 2019, 01:37:33 AM

Among all of those you listed, Monero, Dash, DeepOnion are the best. Without these three, all are vulnerable. Although lately Monero was also called vulnerabl. Dash is backed by masternode. So, DeepOnion is the best from all the angle you check.

I prefer monero and dash, and I invest there. from a few months ago, I benefited from trading monero and dash. Their market is good, I think they have a good future when this market grows again. vulnerable problem or not, I think all crypto assets have it.

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Among all of those you listed, Monero, Dash, DeepOnion are the best. Without these three, all are vulnerable. Although lately Monero was also called vulnerabl. Dash is backed by masternode. So, DeepOnion is the best from all the angle you check.

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Quote from: patrickrn32 on September 15, 2018, 09:57:22 AM

hey guys,

Some coins meanwhile hide transaction information - how much you send and who you are sending to your IP address on the network.
There are a lot of "privacy coins" out there, what do you think, which will prevail and be at the top?
Lets start an vote and discuss here

And there is a race, I do not feel this. You have approximately correctly placed the coins on the positions in your list, the monero was, is and will be the first. Other coins are only doing their own improvement.

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Quote from: kjadB on January 30, 2019, 09:38:18 PM

After sapling upgrade, PIRATE is ready for super fast mobile 100% anon transactions by default ... so cool!

I don't think anything compares with PIRATE now for ease of use in the anon coins, BUT, keep some XMR as a backup.

PIRATE is the closest to digital cash!!

Yeah, it's amazing how many posts in this thread are just fanboy replies and lack any technical support to how they could be better than PIRATE. Someday, they will be sobbing buckets of tears because they missed the ARRR ship.

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After sapling upgrade, PIRATE is ready for super fast mobile 100% anon transactions by default ... so cool!

I don't think anything compares with PIRATE now for ease of use in the anon coins, BUT, keep some XMR as a backup.

PIRATE is the closest to digital cash!!

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Saronite (XRN) service nodes paying out well still. $200K market-cap. Not on CMC. Just hit a new exchange. Solid grower for Q1.

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This is an undending race I believe, so we don't know who will win, we will only know who will prevail among the rest, because cryptocurrency is a very saturated market with no regulation, until there is one, that is when we will no who will be the true privacy coin the community will choose

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ZCash has an actual chance of flipping Monero.
Pivx is the most undervalued.
Monero is still an important part of every portfolio - it's the gold standard.
DeepOnion's airdrop seemed like a cool idea but in reality none of the holders cares about the coin so it has no future.

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Quote from: Mang Li on December 16, 2018, 06:35:41 PM

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because i believe this monero is the best privacy coins for now

Quote from: Google+ on December 16, 2018, 11:50:45 PM

...maybe the most has a very strong level of security and privacy coin, only Monero....

Based on what technical facts? Huh

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Of the many coins that you mentioned, maybe the most has a very strong level of security and privacy coin, only Monero, while others have different platforms.

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Quote from: Svelto on December 16, 2018, 10:34:52 AM

Out of the list, Zcash and Monero are my favourite privacy coins. Great community and I love the features of the coins.

i agree with you,, and i bet for monero
because i believe this monero is the best privacy coins for now

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While governments are trying to find ways to track Bitcoin transactions, the privacy coins became a need for the Crypto market, because there will always be people who do not like to be tracked. Monero and Zcash are the most popular, but I think adding Zcash to CB will advace it a bit over the others.

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Quote from: jacafbiz on September 15, 2018, 10:33:32 AM

There is one winner here and that is Bitcoin, I know some people think BTC is not a privacy coin but it is absolutely one and will certainly shallow all these Altcoins. There are alot of privacy features that would be added to it in coming months and the tech would be better than what if have seen in the space

Idk for you but if seeing the public address and transaction is privacy to you, that's not for those who can track the trail of that into an exchange that has a kyc so it's not really that anonymous. Monero used to be but a certain hacker already know how to keep track of a certain user and is not really totally anonymous but I voted since it's the closest. Hoping to really find one that can be really untraceble.

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I voted for Monero, because most investors are not specialists in technical solutions, but rather believe in those projects that are longer on the market. I think that Monero has the best chance of winning this race, mostly because he is already a bit grandfather for anonymous coins - just like Bitcoin for the entire crypto market.

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Quote from: Svelto on December 16, 2018, 10:34:52 AM

Out of the list, Zcash and Monero are my favourite privacy coins. Great community and I love the features of the coins.

If you love zcash, then look at Pirates (ARRR) - it’s a Zcash Fork , only invisible adresses/transactions (no transparent adresses) + secured against 51% attacks trough Btc Hashrate with Komodo‘s dPoW . There is no Metadata for Chainanalysis on the blockexplorer.

Yesterday we have integrated Sapling in Pirates and Komodo

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