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>>53169460
You can say that again, it's the top on the list.

>>53124711
To achieve a truly decentralized web3, privacy is essential. Without it, we risk centralization and loss of control.
That's why I believe privacy is the next big thing in the web3 space.
And, as a result, I've invested in a good number of privacy-focused crypto, because I believe in their potential to shape the future of the decentralized web.

>>52952518
Here is a full list you can pick from. TC seems to be fucked already though

>>52915761
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>>52919729
Y'all faggots didn't dyor properly

>>52688450
Not the best time to buy but comparing with other privacy alts shows that it's not the most promising

>>52627672
Privacy alts are based but you're unfortunately hodling the wrong ones, Can't even find any on this chart besides Monero

>>52624819
DYOR properly. Don't just by any coin

>>52609921
Get RAIL

>>52344290
Present your case

>>52213960
>Private crypto
Not sure XMR and ROSE are the best option

>>51669940
>xmr is a close second,
In terms of privacy, it's obviously outdated.

>>51606517
>Privacy coin
Never heard of it. If it's not ZEC or XMR, I'll pass.

>>51537595
It's a long list. Although, the custodial risks associated with most of them makes the security questionable

>>51497127
Kek, is it even a real privacy coin? There is a reason why it didn't make this it to this chart

>>51429956
I don't think so. If you are looking for privacy focused projects, refer to this chart

>>51316386
Well, there are a good number of privacy based projects already outperforming it. IMO, its privacy is just an advanced form on ZCash's

>>51289083
According to this, it's safe to assume Railgun as the standard. It is now supported on mobile apps which is something I'm yet to see with any privacy protocol

>>51287910
Didn't make this list? Sorry, definitely NGMI

>>51214678
I'd replace ROSE with RAIL.

>>51173449
Are you sure about that because obviously from this chart, certain distinctive features set certain privacy projects apart. In my opinion, all privacy focused projects have their individual peculiarities and should be appreciated. Focus should rather be on utilities and scalability of privacy across board for all crypto users to use.

>>51079558
>Is blackbox a privacy protocol?
I guess not. If it's not on this chart, then it's not worth looking into.

>>51056415
I don't think so.

>>51005249
Justified. For obvious reasons, Railgun is the most complete and secure on-chain privacy solution.

>>50955989
Still on the top?? Sure about that?