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Maybe it's to do with the fact that monero tokens are non-fungible, unlike some other crypto-currencies.
by jackhalford 6y ago
Maybe it's to do with the fact that monero tokens are non-fungible, unlike some other crypto-currencies.
- 3456j34jht 6y agoI think you mean 'fungible'. Non-fungible means 1 XMR is not equivalent to another 1 XMR. The use of ring signatures, key images and transaction amount hiding gives Monero its fungible properties. This makes it computationally difficult to trace a particular transaction graph. This provides fungibility beyond that of Nakamoto style coins, in that you cannot easily block/identify addresses or transactions.
- thinkmassive 6y agoMonero is likely the absolute most fungible cryptocurrency.