COLX: the future of privacy coins?

As the mid-end January 2018 FUD still keeps continuing, people in different countries seem to re-evaluate their views on cryptocurrency. Many will ask themselves: "Will I be comfortable with the fact that authorities have the full picture of all my crypto transactions (even though I don't get involved in any kinds of illegal activities)? How can this information potentially be used against me in the near or distant future?". Answers will vary for each individual person, but, in my opinion, the general "meta answer" will be something along the lines of, "I don't want any of my privacy to be compromised. I know I'm not doing anything wrong or immoral, so why would I want anyone spy on who I pay and who pays me?".
Surely, people will still perceive Bitcoin and Ethereum as the ultimate store of value, but as far as payment currencies are concerned, the internet audience will slowly but surely transition towards privacy coins.
One of the privacy coins that has recently attracted my attention is ColossusCoinXT (COLX). Unlike some other anonymous coins, COLX is actually a working product which is also quite undervalued so far. I'm not a crypto tech-expert , but, in my opinion, there are, probably, only two main things this coin needs to achieve mass adoption and rise in value: it should be listed on more exchanges, and there should be a mobile app wallet released for this coin.
I'm a big believer in COLX, and I'm confident that this coin will be in the top 3 of privacy coins in 2018 and ahead!

To find out more about COLX, check out: http://www.colossuscoinxt.org

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