Huobi Delisted Privacy Coins

[LovelyMe]

Their concerns are very reasonable, I get it, it makes sense. I don’t think we should be too quick to trust so called privacy coins until they’ve stood the test of time.

[Klassew]

It should be dedicated to all cryptocurrency. Okay, one can choose Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, some other top coins. But choosing between no names, it always needs a detailed research before investments.

[LovelyMe]

While the success of any cryptocurrency project is not assured, we can be richly rewarded over the long term. I'm bullish about Crypton, it has the potential to become the first global private currency.

[Klassew]

You speak too widely  But why not, maybe it will happen. It doesn't really grow for quite a long time already, but its advantage over others is that it doesn't fall either. So we still have to wait, it will be interesting, I guess.

[LovelyMe]

I completely agree with you. It's true that CRP has been steady for a while now, but that's not a bad thing. Its stability is a positive aspect and it's definitely worth keeping an eye on. I'm excited to see what the future holds for this privacy coin and I believe it will be worth the wait. Let's see where this takes us!

[Klassew]

What's up with other crypto? As Bitcoin already reached $23k is it possible to see a positive movement of others too? Btw, which coins do you support? As I have Bitcoin holdings and some Monero as I really appreciate the idea of privacy coins.

[LovelyMe]

It's definitely possible to see positive movement in other cryptocurrencies as well. I personally support CRP privacy coin as well as Monero for their strong privacy features. Keep an eye on the market and diversify your portfolio for the best chance of success.

[Klassew]

As you've mentioned Crypton, according to the latest news, Utopia P2P announced a new support action for CRP mining. From 01.03.2023, Utopia P2P increases the minimum staking balance for mining nodes: from 32 CRP to 64 CRP per each mining thread. They believe it can stable and strengthen the network. Let's see..