Quote from: WayToGo on September 04, 2017, 06:01:14 AM

There is a chance that Colossus coin get it right this time. I heard some devs from PIVX team is working on implementing the anon feature.

PIVX copied blackcoin code and mixed it with zerocoin code.

No Onchain Anon will be resistant to cracking forever, which is why there is no point to onchain anon.
(Blockchain a permanent record of transactions for all to see.)
Offchain Anon is the only one that will truly be anon.

Masternodes steal from the others that generate coins.

PIVX has receive alot of hype, and as such the coins with no vision are running to copy its code thinking it will make their coin succeed.

LasVegas coin, Diamond Coin, & Colossus are all changing their code base to match PIVX, hoping it will increase their hype.

Hype is merely a pump & dump. None of those coins has control of their inflation.

Only ZEIT has controlled its inflation rate.

None of those other Pivx want-a-be coins have and their price per coin will fall because of it.
(Which if you truly believe the pivx code is so great, why aren't they just buying pivx instead of the want-a-be coins.)

Cool

FYI:
What is funny with all of these guys running to pivx code.
Any vulnerability in pivx has not yet been probably vetted,
example:
Dash just found a vulnerability in their instant send code and halted the instant send feature completely.
https://themerkle.com/dash-developers-disable-instantsend-on-the-network/

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Dashs developers recently had to intervene in a significant way. A major exploit method was discovered with the help of the community. This exploit was found within the InstantSend implementation. As a result, the InstantSend feature has been temporarily suspended until a new client is released in the coming days. It is a very unusual turn of events, especially considering how developers can turn network features on and off without issues.

Odds are high the Pivx code has the exact same vulnerability with their swift send.
Pivx has yet to respond if their code is vulnerable.