The future of private decentralized payments is here.
If you haven’t heard by now, Pirate Chain ($ARRR) is quickly emerging as the most private and secure cryptocurrency to date.
The mission of Pirate Chain is to preserve people’s financial privacy in a system dominated by transparent transactions, to ensure their financial freedom.
Here at The Crypto Vigilante, we first introduced Pirate Chain (ARRR) to our members on August 18th, 2020. At that time, the ARRR/USD price was about $0.06.
Then just last month, Anarchapulco 2021 (The World’s Premier Liberty Event) took place, where Pirate Chain was a big sponsor (PHOTOS). Of course, the freedom community all over the world took notice.
Since then, the asset has skyrocketed in value, exceeding $1, as the Changelly exchange platform has just listed ARRR.
Needless to say, The Crypto Vigilante members are celebrating in our private Telegram group right now, along with myself, Mr. X, Jeff, Lucy, and others who heeded the call.
If you missed the in-depth interview I did in December with LooTz and Crypto Rich from the decentralized Pirate Chain team, you can check out that video on The Crypto Vigilante YouTube channel (HERE).
The developers who created Pirate Chain believe the best use of the protocol is a chain that requires private sends (z-z transactions) only. Delayed Proof of Work (dPoW) protects Pirate’s blockchain from damage against double-spending and 51% attacks by regularly attaching a notarized hash of the ARRR chain to the Komodo (KMD) and Bitcoin (BTC) blockchains.
In order to 51% attack Pirate, one would have to first 51% attack Bitcoin and Komodo. This significantly fortifies ARRR’s security, making double-spending attacks and hostile takeovers nearly impossible, if not impossible altogether.
Rich in security features, Pirate Chain (ARRR) is being touted by privacy advocates and market insiders as the next major competitor to Monero (XMR), which is still one of our favorite coins. If you’re a TCV member, you know we don’t take that description lightly.
For those who are ready to get themselves some ARRR, as far as where to buy, we recommend using Polarity.Exchange (because it is non-custodial) or TradeOgre (highest volume exchange).
As far as which wallet service to use, we at TCV are now recommending Edge over Exodus, especially now that they are going to include ARRR. Edge CEO Paul Puey recently told me this himself (HERE). The Edge Wallet is impressive and easy to use, even for anyone new to crypto.
You can keep up with the accelerating growth of ARRR on CoinGecko.
Next stop, to the moon!
Rafael LaVerde
Crypto Economics Analyst
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