Review on DeepOnion by Robiul Islam
Private and secure digital currency.
It’ll be interesting to see how Onion makes itself stand out as other privacy coins enter the scene but right now it’s not doing a great job low volume price is too down.
Updated 5 years ago
Rating has not been changed
New released with latest Tor Library DeepOnion 2.0.3 It adds new blockchain checkpoint at Bitcoin blockchain (at block 1322222), and adds more recent check points to make the blockchain more secure. It also fixes various small bugs.
Version 2.0.3 also upgrades the tor library to the latest version of (6afe1b0).
Pros
- It has some of the most advanced privacy security features i’ve seen in a Privacy Coin. Features TOR Integration, Instant Confirmations, Stealth Addresses and many more. Onion ticks pretty much every box that needs to be ticked to be a super fast, private way of transferring funds.
- Its website & Official Wallets are all very cool branded. Its very typical to see privacy based coins feature dark web style graphics, bowery looking stuff to most people. Onion does an wonderful job of explaining exactly what it does in very basic terms that anybody could understand.
- I've seen several privacy coins stagnate and drop off due to being overtaken in terms of features provided. Onion looks like it’s keeping up pretty well.
Cons
- Onion isn’t shouting from the rooftops about unique features. Take that how you will. From my point of view it’s neither a Positive or a Negative, so i’ll mark it down as a concern.
