I'm silently looking into hexx since the reborn ANN, and I feel everyday more confident about this coin.
Since then, a lot of work has been done and so many issues have been fixed. They were able to make a fork, update the core, implement masternodes, change the coin fund system and they actually succeded all this tasks in about two months (not to mention website, exxplorer, white paper...).
What I see now is a growing community focused on an ambitious plan: merging HXX with BTC, creating BTCX (with a 1:1 ratio airdrop). No need to explain how HUGE this could be...
Someone wrote that they don't have a product. According to me they are creating something that is really needed: a community driver, finally really private (zerocoin with the most reliable parameters), democratic (only CPU mineable), more scalable Bitcoin (2,5min x 4Mb block), with masternodes... This is light years ahead of the only one competitor (Bitcoin Private), and surely the first and only so far BTC fork that grab my attention.
I hope this community continue this great work as they did in this early stages... Stay focused guys and keep going!!!
PS: by the way, even if I agree with 99% of the original post, I think that owning 50% of the portfolio in an extremely low-cap like HXX is too risky, I will never suggest that... I strongly bealive that the only coin that deserves such treatment is BTC
I struggle to understand how these products on anonymous coins can be valued so highly at the moment. Just to say, I only hold Monero, and a little bit of Verge (purely speculative, I do not think it will last), and yes. I get that all the other anon coins are more private, more technologically superior, and all that, but it is pretty pointless until it is needed.
I know! Get it cheap now and hold until it is needed two or three years later, but I prefer to stick to Monero - it already works, it can still catch up to the rest, it expands and improves as is needed, not as we think it may be needed.
Bitcoin fork by the way, I just automatically dismiss them.
Yes you cant make bitcoin forks untraceable unless you do like ZCash with trusted setup. Not to mention huge RAM needed to send such transaction there. Any developer claiming opposite is lying. Just read what cryptographers write about it.