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If you don't trust your government or your personal safety, I can't imagine that it will be smart to use currencies like this that have ZERO privacy. I will sti
by ajkdhcb2 6y ago
If you don't trust your government or your personal safety, I can't imagine that it will be smart to use currencies like this that have ZERO privacy. I will stick with Monero. They have gone through all this complex redesign apparently without a single thought given to privacy; looks like a disaster.
- totony 6y agoThis is still a good milestone, because you can implement privacy concious tokens on top of eth and PoS will apply to them.
- woahAcademia 6y agoI like monero, but these are complete different use cases. Ethereum wants to be a database, monero wants to be a currency.
- zalkota 6y agoEthereum is an ecosystem, you can create monero on top of it.
- msie 6y agoWhen you say “They” you must mean Ethereum.
- nootropicat 6y agoEthereum is getting anonymity very soon. https://medium.com/aztec-protocol/aztec-zkrollup-layer-2-privacy-1978e90ee3b6 https://medium.com/aztec-protocol/aztec-zkrollup-layer-2-pri... Monero doesn't have many users (the daily transaction count is also maximum daily user count), so achieving a larger anonymity set should happen very fast. It's also going to be much more scalable. Not to mention anonymous dollars are a unique value proposition in itself.