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<blockquote data-quote="JayJuanGee" data-source="post: 458272" data-attributes="member: 5330">I stumbled across the below linked interesting monero article:<a href="http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/09/19/upcoming-monero-hard-fork-lays-foundation-complete-anonymity/" target="_blank">http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/09/19/upcoming-monero-hard-fork-lays-foundation-complete-anonymity/</a>Even though I believe that bitcoin is going to absorb a lot of the innovations of various alt cryptos, to the extent that some of the features prove to be useful into the future, it is interesting to see that some coins are taking fairly serious approaches to anonymity - whether those approaches cause them to be targeted by various governments could be another story - but likely better to have coins with smaller market caps to be making such innovations - and possibly could disperse the extent to which any government or financial institution considers those technologies as threats.Dash also seems to be fairly heavy on anonymity, but there are quite a few more scam accusations directed towards Dash (as compared with Monero), and on a personal level I get the sense that some of the Dash leaders are more in the scamming and marketing approach - beyond the level of acceptability for me at this time.&nbsp; By the way, even though I appreciate some of these kinds of innovations, including the announced one from Monero, I don't buy Monero, so far, either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayJuanGee, post: 458272, member: 5330"] I stumbled across the below linked interesting monero article: [URL]http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/09/19/upcoming-monero-hard-fork-lays-foundation-complete-anonymity/[/URL] Even though I believe that bitcoin is going to absorb a lot of the innovations of various alt cryptos, to the extent that some of the features prove to be useful into the future, it is interesting to see that some coins are taking fairly serious approaches to anonymity - whether those approaches cause them to be targeted by various governments could be another story - but likely better to have coins with smaller market caps to be making such innovations - and possibly could disperse the extent to which any government or financial institution considers those technologies as threats. Dash also seems to be fairly heavy on anonymity, but there are quite a few more scam accusations directed towards Dash (as compared with Monero), and on a personal level I get the sense that some of the Dash leaders are more in the scamming and marketing approach - beyond the level of acceptability for me at this time. By the way, even though I appreciate some of these kinds of innovations, including the announced one from Monero, I don't buy Monero, so far, either. [/QUOTE]

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