Would you rather have a tested coin with solid code and fair release, or an instamined coin that will most likely be a victim of its own marketing when its first real test is the FBI breaking its code and sending some darkweb operators (very publicly) to clink?
I view the other coin as a ticking time bomb, it has no solid privacy at all, for any 3 letter agency it will be cake walk to extract vital identifying info.
Its a matter of time, and shows that they are on the game only for a quick buck.
Haha, you are funny!
It isn't that you have to keep your address a mystery. It is that the algorithm is cryptographically secure, when using a mixin >= 3. This makes it impossible to ascertain what address sent the amounts in question (which ARE public, via the blockchain) to what address.
But, I guess you assume that they already have quantum computers.
Why's everyone bashing nemesis? When he writes "other," I'm pretty sure he ain't talking about Monero.