How Privacy Coins Provide Confidentiality On Public Blockchains

How many people do you want to see how much is in your holdings, who you pay, and how much? A new cryptocurrency class protects confidentiality by preventing individuals and corporations from viewing others’ personal transactions on fully transparent ledgers such as Bitcoin.

  • A new class of cryptocurrencies increasing security and anonymity on the blockchain
  • Engaging in a decentralised public blockchain without a public identity
  • Monero and ZCASH emerge as a private alternative to Bitcoin

With traditional fiat currency, transaction data is not private and can even be purchased. Companies like Visa and Mastercard are constantly selling our information to various corporations that aim to target customers through their purchasing history. Corporations like Apple, Microsoft, Twitter, and Alphabet invade our privacy to buy this information, using our transaction history for …

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