Well, I know how to code and get paid to do so.

People want the anonymity provided by Tor + obsf4, and now you wait for "experts in coding" to make statements..

Now, think about what you've just written for a second. SpectreCoin has saved you time to setup a node (wallet) within Tor, without you having to download anything or setup anything. It's not particularly hard to set up a Tor node, if you know what you are doing, but if you're waiting for "experts", then you are the exact type that this coin is targeting: busy people who just want to use a coin, securely and anonymously. The dev himself said that Tor + obsf4 is not even the big draw of this coin, but it's a feature, and it works.

Haha, this FUD is now beyond a joke. No one in the dev team or marketing team did this. (There might be a few shillers out there, but they're working for themselves, and beyond anyone's control). spectre.ai came a long way after SpectreCoin, so this does not even make sense either.

Are you referring to Bisq? It's accessed on desktop using their Java-based client

You do know how much was raised from the ICO? Just $16k. Not $16 million, just $16,000. The current devs are now community funded (first in Aug 2017) and now by taking a proportion of optional staking rewards.

Yes, been waiting over 60hrs+ on Cryptopia to process.

Great work dev team!

The devs are indeed alive and well.

Check the github for latest updates: https://github.com/valiant1x/
Last commit 3 hrs ago..

And I believe there will be bi-monthly update soon on 15th.

+1 for intensecoin

Been mining this since day 1 - the devs and community have solved many teething problems together, which is great, and now are working solidly on two working products to be released this year: browser plug-in in Q1 followed up by in-wallet VPN in Q2/Q3.

Next update out on 1st Feb.

Ethereum is no better when it comes to tx rates and fees..

IntenseCoin (ITNS), peaked above $30m after December rise, now around $13m, It has great potential because:

1) It provides decentralised VPN services - with net neutrality being repealed in US, China blocking foreign sites, insecure access at wifi-hotspots, etc, every connection to the Internet needs to be secure protected.
2) Listed on single-exchange now, and the team are actively looking to list on new exchanges and are willing to pay to do so - expect price to rise when it gets listed on more and bigger exchanges
3) Product in development, including VPN browser extension - to be released soon
4) Hiring of key technical and marketing personnel

+1 for holding SpectreCoin (XSPEC)

+1 for SpectreCoin (XSPEC), best privacy coin with stealth addresses, ring signatures for transaction anonymity, Tor integrated and obfuscation (works in Tor blocked countries), 5% stake rewards, community funded devs with extensive cryptography experience, new updated wallet this week, with optional donations to developers.

And soon to come in v2.0 (around Q2 2018) - stealth staking! So, for the first time ever you can have PoS, stake rewards and anonymity!

Ah, now cleared up after a few hours - guess it's just sloooow

Same, was trading SUBS.

If a scam coin means a privacy coin that is working as is TODAY, not tomorrow, as a privacy coin; that is completely hidden in Tor service with no exit nodes; works in countries where Tor is blocked (e.g. China, Iran), has stealth addresses and ring signatures to keep transactions private, and earns 5% staking rewards per year, then sure that must be a scam.

+1 for a look into privacy and +1 to Spectrecoin (xspec), if you compare the current market caps with all the other privacy coins you have listed, this is the most undervalued.. There are a lot of XSPEC shillers out there, but you are looking at a working cryptocurrency with Tor and obfuscation already (no wait for Monero and kovri), stealth addresses, that will become default on the update in Q2, alongside stealth anonymous staking in Q2.

Don't just hodl, stake the coin in the wallet and get at least 5% staking reward a year, paid out in rewards of approximately 2.1 xspec per reward.

I'd probably reduce the list from 15 to 10

I'd sell off Sumo (it doesn't offer anything new over Monero), and replace it with SpectreCoin, a PoS privacy coin with 5% annual staking rewards, with Tor + obfuscation (works in Tor blocked countries), ring signatures (untraceable transactions), and a roadmap to update the wallet to 1.3.5 over the next few days, followed by mobile wallet, default stealth addresses and stealth staking (crypto first) by Q2 2018.

I'd probably also sell of Oysterl Pearl, as it has increased by multiples very recently, and Opus (I'm not convinced by what they're trying to do)

SpectreCoin (XSPEC) - seriously undervalued privacy coin. Working coin today with Tor + obfuscation (works in Tor blocked countries), default stealth addresses and stealth staking to come in Q2 2018

IntenseCoin (ITNS) - small cap < 20m, decentralised p2p VPN, sole listing on a small exchange now, planning to list on Cryptopia soon.. update around 15th Jan (today!)

Forget Tor, the transactions themselves are public, and not private...