Well done! Never thought I would see the day. There is now an easy way for steemit users to regain financial privacy by converting their SBD/STEEM to what is essentially the only fungible cryptocurrency.

The problem is that privacy being optional (I assume you were referring to ZCash in your post), all private transactions automatically stand out, and the anonymity set is much smaller.

Do you see a problem with having a state-sponsored camera+microphone apparatus in everyone's home, such that no planning of crimes is ever possible? Yeah, it's about the same thing.

Verge? lol

You can lower the priority of your transaction, then it costs about 50c.

No, it's not the same old story. Monero is truly unique in the space! Do some research about it and I'm sure it'll surprise you!

That is a completely baseless and ignorant opinion.

Privacy coins?

if you have recommendations help me, I am from Venezuela Get out of Venezuela :)

There is no such thing as a privacy coin. I could go in real depth about this, but simply there is no other real contender right now. Monero is what it promises to deliver and it has the best tech talent

It is much deeper than that. Do you want your other employees to know how much you pay everyone else? Do you want your competition to know who your suppliers are and how much of a good deal they are offering

MoneroV is a scam. Bulletproofs are coming with the September hard fork, which will reduce transaction sizes by about 80%. And anyway, you can already pay about 50c per transaction if you change the priority

Monero?

Bitcoin has a fine balance between transparency and privacy. It is, with appropriate use and good software, possible to realize the ideal of Cypherpunks: privacy for the little ones, transparency for the

I would strongly argue against the concept of "privacy coin"

With respect, I believe this comparison is not valid at all. Steem, like its predecessor Bitshares, and indeed 99.9999999% of all "crypto"currencies, drives the world towards an orwellian direction,

This is one of the many obvious reasons why we need anonymity online. Against a vastly better armed, better equipped and better funded adversary, speaking the truth with your real identity attached to

I thought I made the point quite clearly in the article that there is no such thing as a privacy coin. Either it's fungible and it works as currency or it's not and it doesn't. Monero is the best choice,

This has always been one of the major possible users of Bitshares, unfortunately without confidential/private transactions, it was always unlikely that there would be consumer mass-adoption. It sure does

Of course, there's that tiny little problem where everything you do with your funds is 100% transparent for the world to see on the bitshares blockchain. Maybe that shop will give you a better price now