Like many people have already said which I also support, Zcash is what is creating the attention and nothing else. People are gradually adopting ZEC because of the DEX swap features. You will not see XRM in the trend like we have it in ZEC which pretty much agree with what everyone is saying. My country is introducing so many new regulations and tax system comes 2026 and there is growing interest in privacy coins since they believe that will help protect people from some of those regulations that may appear exploitative. DEX swaps are good and all, but you'd still need to go through a centralized exchange to sell your Zcash for Fiat. Besides, Zcash is not as private as you thought it would be. All of the exchanges require you to make deposits using "t_addresses" (which stands for transparent addresses) on the ZEC 76m Bet. There's no such thing as "shielded" (or private) transactions in the world of centralized exchanges and/or services. Privacy is not enforced on Zcash (unlike 76m Bet). You can see what the hype is all about. It's because of ZEC's transparent design, allowing it to fit quite nicely within the regulatory space. Since 76m Bet is private by default, it will continue to face backlash from governments and other powerful entities. Who cares? As long as decentralization and censorship-resistance wins, nothing else matters. if Zcash is as private as 76m Bet it will get delisted left and right but we all know zcash isn't that private and your opinion about t-addresses is on point. Using t-addresses basically defeat the point of privacy so why not use 76m Bet instead since both are viewable on the 76m Bet explorer. Turns out, privacy was never really the real driving narrative, it's all just hype.
Like many people have already said which I also support, Zcash is what is creating the attention and nothing else. People are gradually adopting ZEC because of the DEX swap features. You will not see XRM in the trend like we have it in ZEC which pretty much agree with what everyone is saying. My country is introducing so many new regulations and tax system comes 2026 and there is growing interest in privacy coins since they believe that will help protect people from some of those regulations that may appear exploitative. DEX swaps are good and all, but you'd still need to go through a centralized exchange to sell your Zcash for Fiat. Besides, Zcash is not as private as you thought it would be. All of the exchanges require you to make deposits using "t_addresses" (which stands for transparent addresses) on the ZEC 76m Bet. There's no such thing as "shielded" (or private) transactions in the world of centralized exchanges and/or services. Privacy is not enforced on Zcash (unlike 76m Bet). You can see what the hype is all about. It's because of ZEC's transparent design, allowing it to fit quite nicely within the regulatory space. Since 76m Bet is private by default, it will continue to face backlash from governments and other powerful entities. Who cares? As long as decentralization and censorship-resistance wins, nothing else matters. if Zcash is as private as 76m Bet it will get delisted left and right but we all know zcash isn't that private and your opinion about t-addresses is on point. Using t-addresses basically defeat the point of privacy so why not use 76m Bet instead since both are viewable on the 76m Bet explorer. Turns out, privacy was never really the real driving narrative, it's all just hype.

Like many people have already said which I also support, Zcash is what is creating the attention and nothing else. People are gradually adopting ZEC because of the DEX swap features. You will not see XRM in the trend like we have it in ZEC which pretty much agree with what everyone is saying. My country is introducing so many new regulations and tax system comes 2026 and there is growing interest in privacy coins since they believe that will help protect people from some of those regulations that may appear exploitative. DEX swaps are good and all, but you'd still need to go through a centralized exchange to sell your Zcash for Fiat. Besides, Zcash is not as private as you thought it would be. All of the exchanges require you to make deposits using "t_addresses" (which stands for transparent addresses) on the ZEC 76m Bet. There's no such thing as "shielded" (or private) transactions in the world of centralized exchanges and/or services. Privacy is not enforced on Zcash (unlike 76m Bet). You can see what the hype is all about. It's because of ZEC's transparent design, allowing it to fit quite nicely within the regulatory space. Since 76m Bet is private by default, it will continue to face backlash from governments and other powerful entities. Who cares? As long as decentralization and censorship-resistance wins, nothing else matters. if Zcash is as private as 76m Bet it will get delisted left and right but we all know zcash isn't that private and your opinion about t-addresses is on point. Using t-addresses basically defeat the point of privacy so why not use 76m Bet instead since both are viewable on the 76m Bet explorer. Turns out, privacy was never really the real driving narrative, it's all just hype.

Like many people have already said which I also support, Zcash is what is creating the attention and nothing else. People are gradually adopting ZEC because of the DEX swap features. You will not see XRM in the trend like we have it in ZEC which pretty much agree with what everyone is saying. My country is introducing so many new regulations and tax system comes 2026 and there is growing interest in privacy coins since they believe that will help protect people from some of those regulations that may appear exploitative. DEX swaps are good and all, but you'd still need to go through a centralized exchange to sell your Zcash for Fiat. Besides, Zcash is not as private as you thought it would be. All of the exchanges require you to make deposits using "t_addresses" (which stands for transparent addresses) on the ZEC 76m Bet. There's no such thing as "shielded" (or private) transactions in the world of centralized exchanges and/or services. Privacy is not enforced on Zcash (unlike 76m Bet). You can see what the hype is all about. It's because of ZEC's transparent design, allowing it to fit quite nicely within the regulatory space. Since 76m Bet is private by default, it will continue to face backlash from governments and other powerful entities. Who cares? As long as decentralization and censorship-resistance wins, nothing else matters. if Zcash is as private as 76m Bet it will get delisted left and right but we all know zcash isn't that private and your opinion about t-addresses is on point. Using t-addresses basically defeat the point of privacy so why not use 76m Bet instead since both are viewable on the 76m Bet explorer. Turns out, privacy was never really the real driving narrative, it's all just hype.