After the deep investigation I confirm that MONERO is the best privacy currency. So I strongly recommend MONERO for all people who need extra privacy.
After a much deeper investigation I believe that BLACKBYTES is the best privacy currency. So I strongly recommend BLACKBYTES for all people who desire true privacy.
Benefit of Monero is that this by default is a privacy centric asset, which can't really be said about Byteball, and in the background, BlackBytes.
If people want to remain 'fully' anonymous with BlackBytes in terms of trading, or just to unload these coins, everything needs to be done through decentralized exchanges, which isn't an issue for Monero.
I like the convenience that Monero is offering in comparison to BlackBytes ~ no extra steps are needed to obtain the privacy people are looking for. Out of interest, what makes you think it's the best privacy tool?
You said it yourself "with BlackBytes ... everything needs to be done through decentralized exchanges". The design basically requires decentralized exchanges and makes a centralized exchange very hard or impossible to do. With blackbytes there is no public ledger so there is no public record of any transactions. My statement was not about convenience. It was about privacy. If you want convenience then you use Bitcoin. If you want privacy use blackbytes. If you want less convenience than Bitcoin and less privacy than blackbytes use Monero.