OK. So Zero-Knowledge proof coins are really hot right now. The

Bump for interest. Do you want to tell us more about it, OP?

do they have a community?

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>>2510230


Yup. Here's my thesis:

KURT is currently at $144K, currently half of its all time high. If it hit a $1mil market cap, which is 0.8% of the average for its category, it would already 8 times your capital.
If it hit the average ZK proof market cap, it would 847 times your capital which is insane.

Now, it likely it wont every hit that, but we could still see an 8-100x gain in my opinion. This is because it has a unique hashing algorithm which other ZK-proof coins do not possess.

This is the X11 Algo, which makes mining easier for non asic miners and powerful gpus. This could incentivise switching to the KURT crypto for some current ZK-Proof coin advocates.

ZER which is another ZK-Proof coin has only 0 twitter followes, no website, and 1 page less in volume than KURT does on Bitcointalk pages, yet it currently has almost double the market cap.

This is a clear winner imo. However, as I like to keep it 100% real, not a great long-long-term hold, but more of a buy, wait some time, then sell which it 8-20x your capital, 100x if you think it is likely.

Good luck, and always do your DD before buying in, I'm not liable for any losses :).

>>2510257

they have a slack channel with small volume. Their twitter has 180 followers, whilst some coins of higher market caps that are also ZK proofs have lower followers or none.

Clearly undervalued imo

Can you recommend an exchange for this?
I see it's on yobit but I hate it desu...

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>>2510323

cryptopia xx

>>2510139
bump

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Wish they'd say more about their dev team, this sounds a bit sketchy.

The authors of the whitepaper are PhD students at John Hopkins University:
"Ian Miers, Christina Garman, Matthew Green, Aviel D. Rubin
The Johns Hopkins University Department of Computer Science, Baltimore, USA"

I doubt if these PhD students have "each more than 15-20 years experiences in the domain", unless they count writing hello world at age 10 as the beginning of their experience.

I'll be glad if someone can prove me wrong though, I'm mildy interersted in the coin.

>>2510800
This is a good point. Any thoughts OP?