"What does 'But you're such a bambi!? You have no antlers!' mean?"

Let's take a look at the best privacy-oriented cryptocurrencies that have several built-in privacy features. The developers of these projects claim to offer enhanced security features that help conceal user identities and activities.

1. Monero

Monero (XMR) is the most anonymous coin. The popularity of this cryptocurrency is growing primarily due to its ability to anonymize users. Monero transactions are much more difficult to trace because they use ring signatures and hidden addresses. These methods help hide the identity of the sender and receiver. Additionally, Ring Confidential Transactions, or RingCT, helps to hide the amount of the transaction, ensuring greater privacy.

2. Zcash.

Zcash (ZEC) defines itself as "If Bitcoin is like http for money, Zcash is https", highlighting its enhanced security and privacy features. Zcash has implemented a cryptographic tool called Zero-Knowledge Proof and gives participants the ability to secure transactions. Thanks to it, participants can make transactions without revealing their addresses to other people. Zero-Knowledge Proof also allows you to blur the transaction amount.

3. Komodo

Komodo (KMD) started out as a fork of Zcash, so it inherited many privacy features from the ZEC. Komodo provides the Zero-Knowledge Proof protocol for privacy. Komodo focuses on increasing the security of transactions. Perhaps the most important achievement related to Komodo is the DEX atomic swap protocol, which powers the AtomicDEX P2P exchange. Atomic swap allows users to directly exchange various digital assets without centralized control. While the intention was to reduce known security issues with currency exchanges, atomic swaps also improve privacy.