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What is Epic Cash? | Privacy (Freedom) Coin With Potential?!

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What is Epic CASH

What is Epic CASH (EPIC)? It is a cryptocurrency coin, duh, but it is not just another one in the deep deep sea of cryptos. There are currently over 13,000 different coins listed on CoinGecko.com. If you can name thirty of them, I’ll be impressed. But how many of these will still be around in another ten years? Hint: 99% of them won´t be anywhere to find…

Maybe the more interesting question is how many of them will actually deserve to survive, or will simply be the beneficiaries of excellent marketing.

Just one failed crypto story

The pursuit of privacy

Here at NoHypeInvest we have a particular interest in the fate of the various privacy coins – because privacy is an unarguably good thing, up there with motherhood and apple pie.

However, privacy is a relative concept. When Bitcoin first launched, it was trumpeted as being anonymous. It didn’t take long for disillusionment to set in. Users began to realise that it was far too easy for transactions to be traced back to the particular IP address from which they originated.

Since then, a number of privacy coins have launched themselves on to a – it must be admitted – largely indifferent public. You may have noticed us highlight two in particular, which are considered to be superior to others – Monero and Pirate Chain. They remain a minority pursuit for the cognoscenti that reassure themselves that one day, their time will come.

Maybe this is because simply being private is not enough – in order to be truly attractive, the coins must offer more than that one, simple value proposition.

Introducing Epic Cash

Epic Cash is a new-ish (launched in 2019) coin, that you may not have heard of, and that has a strong claim to having the ability to be all things to all coin-enthusiasts. Not only does it offer rock-solid security, but it is claimed to have cost, speed and scalability advantages when compared to other privacy coins.

Privacy coins = IMPORTANT topic in current world

Forget about Bitcoin, XRP and such “surveilance coins” what you want to focus on these days are privacy coins. It is a pretty important topic, just ask the Kanadian who donated to the truckers, or the Russians getting their bank accounts frozen… This is where privacy coins comes into the picture, and the latest events in the world have hopefully opened up the eyes to people of the need of Privacy (freedom) coins… When the broader “bitcoin masses” realize this they will swap their Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, etc, for privacy coins… What do you think will happen to the price of those privacy coins when that happens? Yes, you are correct, they WILL explode in value! However, this is not only about making huge profits, but when you can combine making the world a better place, and in the same time profit… Well, that´s what could be called a no-brainer, right?

So, are these claims justified? If true, they would mean that Epic would be universally attractive, beyond merely being a privacy coin. The Epic team argue in their Whitepaper that Epic has the capacity to out-manoeuvre any other coin, given the technological advantages it manifests. We shall look at these in turn here, so brace yourself for some techie-talk.

What’s MimbleWimble?

I have a horror of pastiche school stories featuring young wizards, so the name ‘MimbleWimble’ meant nothing to me, but apparently it is a reference to a spell that stops people from blabbing their deepest secrets. It is therefore a very appropriate name for a blockchain that is designed with maximum secrecy in mind.

When it comes to cryptocurrencies, the most important secrets of all relate to the public and private keys that enable the currencies to be moved and stored securely. A major difference with Epic Cash is that the MimbleWimble blockchain discards these keys, and instead uses one overall multisignature from all parties to the transaction, for one occasion only. This renders the blockchain incredibly secure.

The Epic Cash blockchain doesn’t just do away with addresses. It also uses an innovative technique that obscures the IP addresses of participants in the blockchain – something called the Dandelion++ Protocol. It helps to imagine the wayward path of dandelion seeds when they are blown off their stems – in a similar way, transactions are randomly routed over multiple intertwined pathways ending up in a large network of nodes. The net effect is to make it all but impossible to trace the origins and endpoints of any particular transaction.

Stripping out the dead wood

As you probably know, the original blockchains worked by providing immutable records of every transaction, collated in blocks of information arranged in chronological order, but with the major problem that eventually the blockchain becomes so long and unwieldy that it becomes more and more data intensive – and hence, expensive – to utilise. Conversely, MimbleWimble works by removing redundant (usually duplicate) information from the blockchain, a process known as Cut-Through. This makes the MimbleWimble blockchain vastly more efficient – in fact, so much so that it would compress the entire Bitcoin blockchain history to 10% of its current size, if it was used as the host.

Power to the people! 

This space efficiency has other, ancillary, benefits. In particular, it leads to a democratisation of the mining and node provision process. One of the problems of an energy-hog blockchain is that ordinary people are rapidly excluded from participating in mining and hosting, but with Epic this is not the case. The founders have specified that mining will be carried out by a mix of CPUs, GPUs and ASICS, using three different kinds of algorithms, with a certain proportion of all mining that can be carried out with computing power no greater than an ordinary laptop. This provision for broad participation will also make the network more secure, and encourage greater loyalty.

Fungibility

This may sound like a reference to organisms which aid the decomposition to dead matter, but actually refers to entities that are perfectly indistinguishable and hence interchangeable. The ideal currency is one where each unit of currency is indistinguishable from another, in the way that one dollar is identical to the next.

One major problem with cryptocurrencies is that they are not fungible, as the progress of an individual coin can potentially be traced. This means that they could be tainted by association with any particularly unsavoury transaction or user (think, human trafficking, or war crimes). Whilst the majority of crypto users are too sophisticated to blame the money rather than the human beings using it, the ability to pinpoint certain transactions leaves the crypto world vulnerable to governments looking for an excuse to attack it. Thus, the US Office of Foreign Asset Control has been toying with the idea of forbidding trade with the contents of certain crypto addresses linked to wanted persons. This runs the risk of penalising innocent people who inadvertently end up holding supposedly ‘tainted’ coins.

With Epic Cash, labelling some coins as irredeemably shop-soiled would never happen, precisely because it is impossible to trace the progress of any particular coin. Epic can never be associated with any particular activity, meaning that it is truly fungible. Indeed, it is even more fungible than a fiat currency, as all notes have serial numbers that make them traceable to a degree.

One fly in the ointment

Even if you (most likely) won´t have any problems if you have purchaced other cryptocurrencies in the past, buying EPIC isn’t quite the same as buying other cryptos. For one thing, easy to get hold of it most definitely isn’t. For most of its existence it has only been available from one source – ViteX DEX, through a process that compares with brain surgery and rocket science for complexity. Rather than me reinventing the wheel, watch the video below for a step-by-step guide.

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Potential spike in price ahead!

Fortunately, the word on the Epic Telegram group is that Epic is about to be listed by BitMart, so that will finally make it easier to buy some.

We sincerely recommend that you do so, and preferably before the BitMart listing gives the price a boost!

Only way to buy it before it is listed on Bitmart is if you have a smartphone, or atleast access to one.

If that is not the case, then you will either have to borrow a phone from a friend to do it, or you will have to wait until it is listed on Bitmart.

**You might want to learn about my #1 recommended privacy smartphones

I hope you found this short post on Epic Cash to be helpful and that you now have a better understanding on what it is and why it might be something for you to invest in. Please share your experience and your questions in the comment section below!

This post was written by Anna,

and with a little bit of input from John aswell.

Cryptocurrency for Beginners | Small Steps Forward

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Why the ‘hype’ about cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrencies are essentially digital currencies and have become attractive investments, because they (many times) grow in value and can be traded (exchanged) for other cryptocurrencies, products and services, or fiat (traditional, central bank issued currencies like dollars or pounds). Crypto coins or tokens exist as transactions on large, decentralised ‘databases’ called blockchains, shared out across many computers. As a result of some of the ‘older’ cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum showing huge returns, and ALOT of other “smaller” coins have aswell. Now, more people than ever before are being drawn into the world of crypto, and it´s easy to understand why, when you see new millionaires being made all the time, even if it is from “shitcoins” like dogecoin and Shibainu, or from “greatcoins” like Piratechain for example.

Cryptocurrencies are decentralised – so essentially have no central controller or owner, like a bank or financial authority, overseeing and restricting participants. This is their main advantage over the tightly-controlled, centralised, surveilled, and debt-based financial systems we currently have.

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Keep in mind that there are many “surveillance coins” out there, like XRP and even Bitcoin itself for example (like many still to this day fail to understand) you can read more about this a bit further down on this page

Cryptocurrencies use cryptography (special protocols that limit how information can be viewed or manipulated). The decentralised aspect of blockchain technology means transactions are spread across the network, and must be verified many times, thus increasing complexity and security.

Not all crypto is currency. Crypto, digital currencies and blockchains are constantly evolving, with new technologies, algorithms and software available almost every day. The concept of blockchain is increasingly being used and developed for applications other than currency or payments, such as smart contracts, supply chains, power grids, election votes, etc.

How do you get started in cryptocurrency?

In order to get set up to start trading in cryptocurrency, you would usually need the following in place:

  1. You will need to set up an account with one of the many fiat-to-cryptocurrency exchange platforms. This often involves you providing some details and them verifying your identity (depending on which country you’re in), which could take anything from a few minutes to a few days. However, there are also some platforms where you do not have to verify your id or providing much details at all.
  2. You must (most times) have a bank account linked to a debit/credit card which you can use to buy cryptocurrency with – some platforms allow you to link your bank card to your exchange account for convenience.
  3. You will need to get (recommended) a cold/off-line wallet or install a digital wallet on your computer or mobile phone, or obtain a separate hardware wallet. This basically acts like secure file storage, but specifically for cryptocurrency. This is not essential for the process, as often the fiat-to-crypto exchange platforms will let you store your cryptocurrency there, but to be part of the decentralised revolution, you’ll need to move your cryptocurrency assets into your own wallets, away from the prying eyes of centralised and/or controlled platforms.
  4. It goes without saying that you will need a secure, stable internet connection.
Once you’re ready, you’ll need to decide which cryptocurrency you’d like to purchase. You can spend as little as a few dollars to larger amounts, depending on your budget and bank limits. The exchange platform you signed up with will often provide tutorials to guide you through the buying process on their platform. Once you’ve purchased your cryptocurrency, you have a choice to leave it in your exchange account (generally not recommended), or send it to your external online/hardware digital wallet (a better option, as then it’s in your control).
**The process explained above is only a basic way of doing things, it might not be the best way to do things… If you want to learn better ways of doing things & get deeper into the crypto subject in general you can join the NoHype Crypto Service

What about fees?

Note that there will usually be fees to purchase crypto at an exchange platform, and more fees to send it to your external wallet. When you transact with crypto (for example, send some to someone else’s wallet, or exchange one crypto to another), there are gas fees to pay – payable in the native token of the network. For example, if you’re transacting on the Ethereum Mainnet, you’ll pay gas fees in ETH.

Before you do anything else, here’s some good advice for ‘beginners’.

  • Only use website links which you’re sure go to legitimate cryptocurrency exchanges or sites.
  • Don’t invest more than you can afford to lose – like any other investments, cryptocurrency can be risky and you could see large gains or losses.
  • Keep your digital wallet passwords and seed phrases secure, in more than one place, and in digital versions as well as on paper.
  • Learn as much as you can before diving in, so you know what you’re doing. There are plenty of how-to guides and videos online that talks you through all things cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and blockchains for beginners. For example, most exchanges got tutorials on how to use them, and it is more simple than you might think, also, once you learn how to use one exchange you can basically use all of them as they work very similar.
  • ALWAYS start with small amounts if you have never purchaced or sent crypto earlier, by doing so you minimize the risk if something would go wrong, it will also make you more comfortable, and after a few purchaces and transactions you will feel comfortable to do bigger amounts

Important (Get a better start in your crypto journey than 99.9% of the masses):

Personally I do NOT have that much faith in Bitcoin anymore, sure, it might still go to 1 million dollars per coin, but what fun would that be if you get into trouble… and that is one of many reason why I have traded almost all of my Bitcoin away for REAL privacy coins that protect you the way alot of people still think Bitcoin does.

The fact that these particular privacy coins also are both faster and have lower transaction fees make it a no-brainer… and also setup for HUGE increase in their prices moving forward.

Bitcoin and other “Surveilance coins” are NOT private, AND privacy in crypto matters way more than most people realize!

I really do believe that if we all started to use real privacy coins we could change the world in one day, and I think a big part of the revolution we all want is going to be a whole lot easier if we all stoped using their cryptocurrencies and instead start using OUR OWN cryptocurrencies. As an extra bonus I think you can become very wealthy aswell by being part of the privacy crypto movement, atleast if you get in at the right time, and that time is NOW. Even if some of us have made 30,000% on some of the privacy coins already it is far from to late, it hasn´t even started yet. You better believe that my fellow freedom fighter.

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I hope this short post was helpful and that you now have a better understanding on how to get started with crypto. Please share your own thoughts about this in the comment section below! Also, if you got any questions about this I would be more than happy to answer them below!

Much love and much success with your crypto endavours!
Viva la (crypto) revolucion!

What is The Etho Protocol? | Investment to Fight Censorship?

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what is the etho protocol?Today we look at something interesting named Etho Protocol. What is The Etho Protocol? Something that is worth investing in or should you pass? What function does it fill in the crypto space and in our world today? Let´s look into it!

They may be corny and predictable, but who doesn’t love a good underdog story?

Here’s one with real bite (we can all be corny).

Once upon a time, there were a group of evil technocrats who wanted to enslave the people. If they destroyed free speech they could befuddle and confuse the public with lies, so corporate cartels (Google, Apple, Amazon Web Server) were created to control the flow of information on the internet.

They easily destroyed unsuspecting competitors like Parler who had depended on centralised servers, but victory was not assured as their spells were weakening. Their dreams were full of angry proles brandishing pitchforks.
In desperation, they used the excuse of ‘domestic terrorism’ to shut down private websites (this is actually happening; if you don’t believe me read this)

What is The Etho Protocol?

Yet try as they might they could not stop human creativity….in the form of an open source, decentralised web hosting service.
Let me introduce Etho Protocol.

Etho Protocol allows individuals and businesses to upload their material to the internet, in such a way that it can never be attacked or removed by any technocratic flunky.

Payments are made using the blockchain-based ETHO coin. This can be mined or bought on crypto exchanges with complete anonymity (no need for KYC).

Hosting costs are far cheaper than traditional centralised hosting services. It is provided by thousands of anonymous volunteers, using a combination of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) called ETHO FS. These noble souls who are fighting back against the globalist ghouls earn ETHO for setting up nodes and gateway nodes that contribute to the network.

This gigantic volunteer cloud cannot be unplugged. There is no central point of failure, no opportunity for DDoS attacks. A typical site is hosted by ten to fifteen servers, scattered across the globe in multiple jurisdictions.

As Etho Protocol is entirely run by volunteers there is no corporation, and no profit centre, and nobody to serve a legal injunction against. As the uploading process is also anonymous, even the Etho Protocol development team have no idea who is using their site.

It´s not perfect – but it can be useful…

Etho Protocol isn’t perfect. As yet, the hosting interface is not quite as advanced or user friendly as a normal hosting provider. Also, you can’t upload dynamic info like a video, or a large database (it would be too expensive).

It is, however, great for an average-sized website or a blog. It’s useful for a business wanting to safely store data, like contracts. And with economies of scale and improved technology, costs should steadily fall.

Even if none of the above is something you are involved in, you could of course support the good cause by simply invest and hold the Etho coin as a “hoodler” and maybe also 10x your investment, or more, right? Those kind of nrs are very realistic in the crypto space, as you might already know. Personally, I am going to invest a small part of my crypto portfolio into this coin atleast.

 

The key thing about Etho Protocol is that it’s a part of a broader mission – the fight back against centralisation and censorship. There can be no true liberty when these prevail.

There is no guaranteed happy ending to our story, but with initiatives like Etho Protocol we underdogs can start taking bites from the eugenicists’ ankles. You can, of course, also, invest in other privacy coins aswell to fight the good fight.

This post was written by:

Anna,

hypnotherapist, writer, investor and team member of No Hype Invest

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I hope you found this short post on the Etho Protocol to be interesting and that you now have a better understanding on what it is and if it is something you might want to invest in yourself. Please share your own experience and/or thoughts in the comment section below as it can help others!

Much success to you and MUCH love!

John, founder of No Hype Invest

F##k Bitcoin! | It will NOT be the winner in the end

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I have traded ALL my Bitcoin (BTC) for XMR (Monero) and Arrr (Piratechain) a while ago. Sure, I still got a small portion of my entire crypto portfolio in BTC as it is still a coin that is going up in price, and will continue to do for a little more while…

However, there is a BIG chance BTC will be worth ZERO in only 1-2 years from now and be replaced as the “King” by coins like XMR and Arrr and a few other coins.

I am sure we can see XMR at 10k very soon, and 100k (or more) just a few years from now. Maybe even sooner than that…

It will depend on the awakening in a weird syncroniztic way.

…and…

the awakening is in full speed mode, and will only get stronger and bigger as long as the government keeps doing “crazy stuff” like becoming tyranical and ushering in a “society” 10x worse than in the non-fiction book 1984.

And you know just as me that they will continue to do “crazy stuff”

All the people who holds Bitcoin will soon realize Bitcoin and other coins (for example ripple) are “government coins” and then switch to coins as Monero and Piratechain, and other cryptos that are NOT.

Many don´t realize that Bitcoin is very traceable and not as annonymous as we though it was, Ripple is even worse! When uncle Sam comes knocking on the door of all the Bitcoin owners they will realize that aswell. What is the solution? Coins like Monero and Piratechain as those are the REAL Bitcoin, or what Bitcoin claimed to be more correct.

This is like in the Matrix, the battle online takes place even in the currency between “the good” currencies vs “the evil”

I dont know if that made sense to you but am sure it would if you subscribed to my crypto service.

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There are of course no guarantees, am just telling you from my experience and view on things.

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I will send out a new coin alert on October 11th, you might not want to miss that as 2 of the 3 latest coin alerts I dropped both made over 30,000 % in a very short time, and the 3rd (latest one) have also made hundreds of percentages and continue to rise (even in bear market)

 

I expect this coin above (Arrr) to go over it´s previous all time high of $16 very soon, I see it at atleast $25 by the end of this year. Next year it goes to the moon!

The Piratechain alert is not the only alert I have sent out that have made huge gainz, it is actually (believe it or not) not even the one that have made the most.

The latest coin alert I sent out did take off immediately the day after I sent the alert, so the ones who didn´t act fast enough (myself included) on that one missed out a bit… So you might want to be prepared for the next one…

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Ok, now I am going for another cup of tea, have only had 2 today.

I hope you found this short blog post to be interesting!

Please share your own thoughts in the comment section below!

Also, feel free to share this with a friend who is a “die hard fan” of Bitcoin 😉

John,

founder of No Hype Invest