RE: ARK: Wtf does Beak Daddy think about Ark?!

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ARK: Wtf does Beak Daddy think about Ark?!

in cryptocurrency •  7 years ago 

Good shit brosky , think I'll pass on this scratchy ticket

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Thanks friendo, yeah me too.

  ·  7 years ago (edited)

I reckon cloak might be a decent punt if it dips a touch, what you reckon chief

I don't know enough about it to compare it to all the other privacy coins. I quite like Nav, but I am not holding any. What do you like about cloak in particular m80?

Alright so this link is straight up shilling it but just to get a rough bias idea about it lol. https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/sleeping-giant-crypto-space/

Why I like it is the market cap when I was looking yesterday was about 40 mil, now is fuckin 55 and I havnt bought in yet, so potential for growth was a main one, but also PoS as a little incentive to hold is nice. Seems more of a long term buy considering how it's been around for 3 years already and moves slow but steady, I'm deffinatley not buying now until price goes back down but comparing all the privacy coins they are alot of the same shit different smell but this hasn't moved much yet so might make some dollarydooos

Thanks for the link m80.

Interesting read, all of the private coins claim to have the best tech, so it is hard to actually know which is best in that respect. I think the defining factor will be which becomes the most widely adopted on the darknet market places and so far that has been Monero.

Ethereum is also coming out with an option to make your transactions private in the metropolis update.

I guess if the market cap is way lower than the other small cap privacy coins then it could make some money? I know you can stake nav for about the same returns though so I don't think it is unique in that respect.

Yeah I fuckin don't know were to put my money these days everything is so similar