Full list of anonymous coins

[g3rszpi]

Why anonymity is so important for you?

I think cryptocurrency should at least offer all the benefits of cash. No?

Is cash anonymous?

Yes, under most circumstances.

then just think about banks. And as long as banks govern everything, we can't speak about anonymity.

Using a bank account doesn't come under my 'most circumstances'.

But in a modern world you use your bank account for almost everything. You get your payment there, you pay your bills from there, etc.

[redpepper]

Check that WP out !!
CLOAKCOIN

http://www.cloakcoin.com/downloads/posa3wp.pdf

1.8% plus network fees to send a cloaked message seems steep.  That is getting into the realm of merchant credit card fees.

[harrymmmm]

Why anonymity is so important for you?

I think cryptocurrency should at least offer all the benefits of cash. No?

Is cash anonymous?

Yes, under most circumstances.

then just think about banks. And as long as banks govern everything, we can't speak about anonymity.

Using a bank account doesn't come under my 'most circumstances'.

But in a modern world you use your bank account for almost everything. You get your payment there, you pay your bills from there, etc.

C'mon. Think about what you use cash for every day. Most things do NOT involve a bank. I shouldn't even need to point this out.

[redpepper]

Why anonymity is so important for you?

I think cryptocurrency should at least offer all the benefits of cash. No?

Is cash anonymous?

Yes, under most circumstances.

then just think about banks. And as long as banks govern everything, we can't speak about anonymity.

Using a bank account doesn't come under my 'most circumstances'.

But in a modern world you use your bank account for almost everything. You get your payment there, you pay your bills from there, etc.

C'mon. Think about what you use cash for every day. Most things do NOT involve a bank. I shouldn't even need to point this out.

Cash can be forged, so even though it can be anonymous, it's lacking important features.  Plus I can't stuff my cash into my computer to make an online purchase.

[harrymmmm]

Why anonymity is so important for you?

I think cryptocurrency should at least offer all the benefits of cash. No?

Is cash anonymous?

Yes, under most circumstances.

then just think about banks. And as long as banks govern everything, we can't speak about anonymity.

Using a bank account doesn't come under my 'most circumstances'.

But in a modern world you use your bank account for almost everything. You get your payment there, you pay your bills from there, etc.

C'mon. Think about what you use cash for every day. Most things do NOT involve a bank. I shouldn't even need to point this out.

Cash can be forged, so even though it can be anonymous, it's lacking important features.  Plus I can't stuff my cash into my computer to make an online purchase.

Agreed. But the subject here is anonymity ...

[Joint Force]

XCI is the first 420 niche coin using XMR code

[irukandji]

Aeon
http://www.aeon.cash/

[andrei56]

Good list anonymity is important because if we don't have then bitcoin does not offers all the features of cash and it also allows blockchain analysis to determine what you are doing with your coins.

[xtyling]

Spectre coin
Kurrent
Komodo
Monero
Aeon

[BitcoinNational]

your list is shit, but i will still quote it.
HUM BUG!

[topesis]

Spectre coin
Kurrent
Komodo
Monero
Aeon

What about Dash, Zcash, Zcoin, Shadow coin, Navcoin etc there are alot of these tokens but I just believe for now that Monero has the best technology among then

[fusilero40]

bytecoin

[Radientgurkin]

Spectre coin
Kurrent
Komodo
Monero
Aeon

What about Dash, Zcash, Zcoin, Shadow coin, Navcoin etc there are alot of these tokens but I just believe for now that Monero has the best technology among then

What you guys think about verge (xvg)?

[unarcher]

Original thread is 2 years old.
Now you have got additionnal options

Zcoin
Cloakcoin
Verge
And a few others

[Wicking]

1.Monero
2. Zen
3. Spectrum

[vv181]

I'm always using monero for full privacy

[Qunenin]

I have a nice little set of software that can help you out, just let me know and I will send along or whatever.  We compiled a list last year, but did not publish it and it was only about 1.8 GB, as a long load of info, and linked sets of spreadsheets.  The same information was in there a few times, pieces repeated and shared between lists because of the goal that we had, but a nice, one spreadsheet list should still be around 50-60 MB and a massive list, taking a while to load depending on where it is being parsed.

[vnlfan]

Add Vcash to the list:

XVC was engineered from the ground up for privacy features to prevent eavesdropping and censorship with encrypted 3-tier network and random ports use for nodes.
From white paper:

3. Encryption
All TCP network connections are secured using the Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) Cipher Suites for Transport Layer Security (TLS)[1]. All UDP communications are encrypted using the Stream Cipher HC-256[3]. This prevents data mining, eavesdropping, censorship, traffic shaping and Deep Packet Inspection(DPI)[7].
4. Randomports
Random ports are used as to not advertise to the world that we are operating a cryptographic currency node.

Vcash also supports an optional anon ‘blended’ transactions with breakthrough tech Chainblender. Chainblender allows users to send instant private transactions without blockchain bloat.

[krayzie32]

I'm always using monero for full privacy

yes, I agree with you, Monero is a good coin if you want to trade without public your information. Besides that, Its price is also nice to invest.

[verifyas]

I've been intrigued with the prospect of anonymous coins so I decided to make this list of all known anononymous coins and their anonymity systems compared to one another.


God/Emperor Tier(Most anonymous coin):

Monero - This coin uses something called Cryptonote, which is at it stands, the most anonymous system available. Cryptonote is unrivaled in terms of fungibility ability and secure anonymity while also having completely different code than Bitcoin, so it's not a bitcoin clone as almost all other coins are. Monero has no premine or instamine, has a very large, active community, and a large dedicated dev team of 7(lucky #).

Prince Tier

Shadowcash - This coin uses the Ring Signatures supplied in Monero/Cryptonote, it also uses Shadow Tokens to help with anonymity as well, and it's all done on the Bitcoin codebase, it is an initial fork of Bitcoin. However this coin had just 14 days available for mining, so it has what's called a fastmine.


Court Official Tier

Darknote - This coin uses the same Cryptonote system Monero has, which means it's anonymity system already surpasses many other coin's who uses mixers, tumbler, and etc. It has a small community and dev team. This coin was originally called Ducknote before the name change.


Clown/Jester Tier

Dash - This coin uses masternodes to deliver anonymity. However, there are a few huge issues with this coin, it has had an enormous instamine where 2million+ coins were emitted in 2 days to a few miners at it's release, and then have the large coin ouput reduced by more than 300% by it's developers. This means that the extremely early miners who mined on the first 2 days recieved 10% of the entire coin supply all to themselves. Dash was originally named Darkcoin, then renamed to Dash, in what's most likely an attempt to try and shake off the initial scam it had by it's developers(It failed).

Navajocoin- This coin uses centralized mixers to mix users coins, which destroys the entire point of being decentralized.



and more to come.

Feel free to post about the various, almost endless anonymous coins available.

Boxmining has a great short intro to privacy coins ... check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT6uuc-MoA4