Pirate Chain (ARRR) — CryptoGrade Not Rated

Pirate Chain remains a low-data, small-cap asset with weakly evidenced token value capture and limited observable ecosystem depth.

Not rated. Not rated: no numeric rating is currently published for this asset.

StatusRated rankPriceMarket cap
Not ratedNot included in rated rankings$0.1898$37.2M

Data as of Oct 17, 2026 — scores are re-evaluated daily. This page refreshes automatically from the published record.

What is Pirate Chain?

Pirate Chain (ARRR) is presented as a privacy-focused cryptocurrency designed to keep peer-to-peer transfers shielded by default. Its stated purpose is to provide fully private sends rather than making privacy optional. The project describes a privacy protocol intended to prevent one user’s activity on the network from compromising another user’s transaction privacy. It uses zk-SNARKs, a zero-knowledge technology, to shield peer-to-peer transactions recorded on its blockchain and support anonymous transfers. CoinGecko categorizes Pirate Chain within Privacy Coins, Zero Knowledge (ZK), Privacy, Proof of Work (PoW), and Smart Contract Platform. These categories place the project in the broader areas of transaction confidentiality, zero-knowledge cryptography, and proof-of-work blockchain design. In its own description, Pirate Chain emphasizes privacy as a network-wide property, distinguishing its approach from systems where users can choose whether to apply privacy protections.

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