Something new is about to come to the market, a huge announcement for everyone.

I have created a privacy coin in my research which is designed with very strong security and complex, very strong security designed with this Blockchain which is more secure than monero XMR and this research paper is accompanied by mathematical proofs. The community needs to build its software.When comparing Monero and Switch Coin, it can be seen that Switch Coin has added many advanced and new features to overcome the technical limitations of Monero.

Below are the main differences that Switch Coin has more:

1. Quantum Security (Post-Quantum Security):

Monero: The cryptography it uses today can be broken in the future by powerful quantum computers (Retroactive Decryption).

Switch Coin: It uses 'Lattice-based cryptography' (M-RLWE), which is also safe from quantum attacks. This is a major future-proofing.

2. Anonymity Set:

Monero: 'Ring Signature' is used here (currently Ring Size 16). That is, you are one in a crowd of 16 people. There is a theoretical risk of finding the real person from this crowd with advanced AI.

Switch Coin: It uses 'Full-Chain zk-STARK'. It can hide itself among all users of the entire blockchain, not just 16 specific ones. This ensures the so-called "infinite anonymity set" or infinite privacy.

3. Network layer protocol (Mandatory Onion Routing):

Monero: Using Tor or I2P to hide IP is optional in Monero. If the user does not set it up himself, there is a risk of his IP being identified.

Switch Coin: It has the 'OmniCast' protocol which makes onion routing mandatory at the network level. That is, even if the user does not want it, his IP is automatically protected at the protocol level.

4. Traffic Analysis Defense:

Monero: When making a transaction, it is often possible to guess when the transaction is taking place by looking at the data packets or timing.

Switch Coin: It has 'PulseNet' and 'StegoCast'. It constantly sends fake or 'dummy' data to the network. As a result, it is impossible for an observer to distinguish between real transactions and dummy transactions.

5. Data storage or Null-Ledger:

Monero: Although the Monero ledger contains encrypted transaction information, it does contain some metadata or block-header information.

Switch Coin: Its 'Null-Ledger' architecture does not store any addresses, amounts or transaction graphs in plain text anywhere. There is no trace of it even on the storage medium.

6. Device Level Security (Sentinel Wallet):

Monero: Monero wallets usually rely on hardware or software wallets.

Switch Coin: Its 'Sentinel' wallet has special biometric and information-theoretic defenses to prevent keyloggers, cold-boot attacks and phishing, which are not found in ordinary wallets.

Summary: Monero is a great and proven system, but Switch Coin is designed to provide "Information-Theoretic Absolute Privacy." While Monero only provides on-chain privacy, Switch Coin ensures increased security in all aspects—from network traffic to hardware and future quantum threats.Can you please tell me where I can publish this research paper?

Most of these are just pump and dumps be skeptical!

Nothing like minting a coin then doing a rug pull that's what it sounds like.

This thing is named "Switch Coin"? I can't find anything about this.