BTC and Monero
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November 20, 2024 at 5:29 am #120134
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InactiveHi guys! I’ve recently become interested in cryptocurrencies, but there’s a question that still bugs me. What is the fundamental difference between bitcoin and monero? I know that both are popular cryptocurrencies, but I often hear that they are very different in technology and purpose. To be honest, I can’t figure out what exactly makes monero unique compared to bitcoin. Both coins seem to be decentralized, but then how are they different from each other? Maybe someone can explain how it works?
November 20, 2024 at 4:47 pm #120138Anonymous
InactiveGood question, according to https://tradebrains.in/features/whats-the-difference-between-bitcoin-and-monero/ the differences between bitcoin and monero are many, but first it is worth understanding that the main difference between the two lies in the area of privacy. Bitcoin, although decentralized, is not anonymous, meaning that all transactions can be tracked through the public blockchain. This means that although transaction information is stored online, the addresses and payment amounts can be viewed by every user. This is important if you want to use cryptocurrency for investment, but when it comes to the private and anonymous transfer of funds, this is where bitcoin starts to lose out. Unlike bitcoin, monero (XMR) uses completely different technology to ensure privacy. It is a cryptocurrency focused on complete anonymity and hiding transaction information. It utilizes Ring Signatures, RingCT (Ring Confidential Transactions) and Stealth Addresses. These technologies allow you to hide not only the amount of the transfer, but also its sender and recipient. For example, when you send a monero, the recipient cannot know who sent the funds, and the sender cannot see who received them. Moreover, all transactions on the Monero network are completely hidden and cannot be traced. An important point is that Monero does not use public addresses or blocks, as in the case of bitcoin. Each user has a “hidden address” that is created for each transaction, making it difficult to track transaction history.
November 20, 2024 at 6:14 pm #120140Anonymous
InactiveIt’s interesting that you explained it in such detail, but I would like to add that although monero attracts attention with its anonymity, bitcoin is still a more practical choice for most people. And not only because of liquidity, but also because many cryptocurrency projects and companies are already working specifically with bitcoin. So if you plan to use cryptocurrency for purchases or investments, bitcoin will still have a much wider application than monero, even despite all its pluses in terms of privacy.
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