Topic: Anonymous Bitcoin Transactions with Coinjoin - page 2. (Read 5577 times)
Will coinjoin eventually offer the same anonymity benefits Zerocoin promised?
Yes we should develop some naming and versioning of different protocols that emerge so different clients and tools can all communicate.
We can develop several protocols for finding peers and jointly creating multisig transactions for different goals.
The protocols can then easily integrated into mainline clients (the one we implemented can easily be included in other clients, just uses POST, GET and some json to pass around the input, outputs, tx and signatures).
Cheers!
The protocols can then easily integrated into mainline clients (the one we implemented can easily be included in other clients, just uses POST, GET and some json to pass around the input, outputs, tx and signatures).
Cheers!
Thanks. Would it be similar to zerocoin in that it's ideal to stick to certain "denominations" like 0.1, 0.01, 1, etc?
We can develop several protocols for finding peers and jointly creating multisig transactions for different goals.
The protocols can then easily integrated into mainline clients (the one we implemented can easily be included in other clients, just uses POST, GET and some json to pass around the input, outputs, tx and signatures).
Cheers!
The protocols can then easily integrated into mainline clients (the one we implemented can easily be included in other clients, just uses POST, GET and some json to pass around the input, outputs, tx and signatures).
Cheers!
Once this is tested a bit, will it be easy to eventually integrate into the main Bitcoin clients?
New "release" of CoinJoin, features:
* Server now has a public "lobby" to serve as meeting point (front page announcing "open" coinjoins)
* Creator of coinjoin can choose amount, so its no longer just 0.01, now you can join arbitrary amounts
* The client can now resume the session in different runs, so you can actually run it in several times to finish the coinjoin and wait for other ppl joining (you had to keep it open before).
You can check the video at (shows using the tool and lobby):
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr6DeziHdFs
Test server still at:
* http://7vxb75tbnszhy2go.onion
We keep working on the implementation and more features so donations welcome at: 1H1LP8UhGR5wK9WppBMwewCddwdebYqwwT
(some ideas: serverless setup, casual use for joining tx and fees...).
* Server now has a public "lobby" to serve as meeting point (front page announcing "open" coinjoins)
* Creator of coinjoin can choose amount, so its no longer just 0.01, now you can join arbitrary amounts
* The client can now resume the session in different runs, so you can actually run it in several times to finish the coinjoin and wait for other ppl joining (you had to keep it open before).
You can check the video at (shows using the tool and lobby):
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr6DeziHdFs
Test server still at:
* http://7vxb75tbnszhy2go.onion
We keep working on the implementation and more features so donations welcome at: 1H1LP8UhGR5wK9WppBMwewCddwdebYqwwT
(some ideas: serverless setup, casual use for joining tx and fees...).
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