Hey guys lots of news regarding crypto,if you are buying holding or selling all of them are having common questions one of the most common issues are "DEATHCROSS". i too never heard about it.Death cross appears when 50 moving average touches 200 moving average.looking at the charts its too close,cant say anything as of now.
My main aim as of today is brng some investment plans which are known as retirement plans,i divides coins into various sectors,let me start with privacy coins.ok lets talk about privacy coins first.
PRIVACY COINS
Privacy coins are an evolution of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Bitcoin transactions are anonymous in the sense that the owner of each wallet is unknown, but every transaction is broadcast publicly and viewable to all on the public ledger. This means that all transactions for a given wallet can be seen and audited. Therefore, if a person’s real-world identity is linked to a Bitcoin wallet address then anonymity is compromised.
Like Bitcoin, most privacy coins utilize a public ledger for transactions, but use various means of obscuring the sender and receiver of a transaction. The leading privacy coins implement different solutions to this problem (which will be profiled in this piece), but the main takeaway is that the link between sender and receiver for a given transaction is obscured which prevents tracking the activity of wallet addresses.
Why use a privacy coin?
As explained, public ledgers are transparent and show the holdings and activity for a given wallet. In many situations, this is not a problem and does not need a solution. However, as Bitcoin continues to be used it is easy to imagine a future in which more wallet addresses are linked up to real-world identities and privacy suffers (various ways that this happens are explained here). Businesses, for example, may prefer to transact with manufacturers and suppliers in a way that is not broadcast to the public ahead of a product launch.
Additionally, large holders on the Bitcoin “rich list” (a list of wallets with the greatest holdings) may fear for their safety if their wallet address is linked up to their real identity. Privacy coins are designed to solve these issues and grant transaction anonymity in a decentralized and scalable way.
This guide aims to give an overview of three of the most popular, as measured by market cap, privacy coins (Monero, Dash, and ZCash) and how they attempt to secure privacy. This piece is not an exhaustive examination of privacy tokens and many other promising projects exist besides those profiled here.
Top 5 Privacy coins to invest right now
1.Komodo
2.Zcash
3.verge
4.pivx
5.Monero
The detail explanation will be given in my next blog post about these privacy coins in detail.comment me guys if you have any issues.Lots of love from @sarah.taylor.
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Interesting :) ... Good privacy coins could be needed in future much more than many people think ... there are big amounts lying around at offshore accounts right now ... if only 5-10% of this money will come to crypto solutions, good privacy coins could be a huge deal ...
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