Privacy coins like Monero and Dash have been gaining traction in recent trading cycles, sparking renewed interest in the broader privacy infrastructure ecosystem. As the market segment expands with new protocol launches and use cases, proper categorization becomes essential for users to navigate the space effectively.
To better serve the community and streamline token discovery, a dedicated Privacy Infrastructure category has been introduced. This new classification helps investors and traders more easily identify and track privacy-focused projects and their underlying protocols—cutting through the noise and making portfolio management more efficient.
The move reflects growing recognition that privacy solutions have evolved from niche offerings into a meaningful sector within the crypto landscape, deserving proper visibility and organization.
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ConfusedWhale
· 20h ago
Privacy coins are finally getting attention. They should have been categorized long ago.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 20h ago
Privacy coins finally have their own category, about time. But can Monero and Dash really survive long-term? The regulatory pressure is so intense...
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 20h ago
Privacy coins are finally coming to light, but the stuff with Monero is really quite complicated...
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CrossChainBreather
· 20h ago
Will privacy coins finally turn the tide? There should have been a classification long ago. It was so frustrating to search for Monero among a bunch of shitcoins.
Privacy coins like Monero and Dash have been gaining traction in recent trading cycles, sparking renewed interest in the broader privacy infrastructure ecosystem. As the market segment expands with new protocol launches and use cases, proper categorization becomes essential for users to navigate the space effectively.
To better serve the community and streamline token discovery, a dedicated Privacy Infrastructure category has been introduced. This new classification helps investors and traders more easily identify and track privacy-focused projects and their underlying protocols—cutting through the noise and making portfolio management more efficient.
The move reflects growing recognition that privacy solutions have evolved from niche offerings into a meaningful sector within the crypto landscape, deserving proper visibility and organization.