Awesome info Odinn thanks! :)


2014-05-22 14:16 GMT+02:00 Odinn Cyberguerrilla <
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> > On 2014-05-22 10:24, Kristian Nilsen wrote:
> >> Have you guys seen this?! It sounds pretty cool, Im thinking of
> >> running a full node on my server.
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> > http://www.darkcoin.io/index.html
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> Darkcoin is indeed out and based on a coinjoin concept, but I'm not sure
> that Darkcoin is actually anonymous strictly. Additionally from what I
> have observed, the master nodes are a serious vulnerability at present in
> Darkcoin.
>
>
> Zerocash on the other hand which will run based on bitcoin 0.9.1 code,
> will present anonymity.
> http://zerocash-project.org/how_zerocash_works.html
> Apparently, all its code is not yet out in public view, it's different /
> lighter than the initial zerocoin implementation, and the zerocash stuff
> being discussed won't be out supposedly for sometime between 3 to 6
> months, as discussed here
> https://twitter.com/secparam/status/468799366489047042
>
> See also this https://twitter.com/secparam/status/468784402558771200
>
>
> I see the ecology of anonymous cryptos as just in the blossoming stages,
> but really taking off in 2015, at which point there will be several
> anonymous currencies based on bitcoin that anyone can use from a full
> client wallet or a light wallet, probably the following:
>
> Anoncoin
> Darkcoin
> Zerocash (which will work with bitcoin or other non-anonymous 'basecoin'
> as described in the zerocash site)
>
> Additionally, I see the following developments as significant that will
> aid adoption:
> https://darkwallet.is/
> from spesmilo/sx at https://github.com/spesmilo/sx
> https://github.com/spesmilo/sx/tree/master/tools
> see also http://abis.io
>
> Soon I think that more wallets for mobile will be developed that allow
> users the ability to transmit and receive different currencies anonymously
> as well as trade peer-to-peer (whether anonymously or not at one's option)
> from their mobile wallet, in a manner similar to what you see conceptually
> in appearance to the chromallet (in testing) at
> http://chromawallet.com/images/ngccc-gui1.png -- again, I have a feeling
> that an increase in advances in wallet technology will lead to support for
> anonymous transactions and peer-to-peer trade from mobile devices, at
> which point one could do this anywhere in the world for all intents and
> purposes.
>
> Anyway...
>
> closer
>
>
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