However in bitmessage, you dont know who is the originator of a message, since everyone passes it around.
I wish I knew more about this. If this is the case then why was shadow cash trying to create this ring signature tech that monero proved (back in february) doesn't work. Now shadow cash is trying a new anon approach because ring sig failed.
Yet they are using bitmessage powered network for marketplace like BitBay Halo. So why are they trying to make an anonymous feature on top of an anonymous feature?
Because there is no proof that the attack on Tor works on Bitmessage. Plus maybe you can combine Bitmessage+Tor
The article said not to combine Tor+Bitcoin. Some people even think the attack is theoretical. But you can actually set Tor yourself in Bitcoin by adding it to the config file.
In this next version I'm thinking of adding Tor support or proxy for outbound internet requests. Because right now, my client makes requests to google, davtonia, coinmarketcap and other servers
The reason im thinking of adding some of settings menu now is because I want to add cold staking. I was gonna wait for the templates to finish first but maybe its okay to do some settings now and the rest later.
The cold staking is good news for us and blackcoin. We wont be able to use cold staking until we fork. And I don't think we can use checklocktimeverify until we fork either. I've never done a fork so I need to also
learn how to do one
Plus if i do cold staking now, then I might consider doing checklocktimeverify support in the gui. Because in the "advanced sending" tab I've got multiple payees options. So locktime might go there.
And then im also thinking of multiple payors as a two step send! This would be useful for sending to a joint account because currently we have joint account support for no way for synchronous funding!
Of course you can sync fund with a smart contract by why go through the trouble we you only need to leverage 2 step send.
Its funny because if I had those two features, then a person could make a double deposit escrow without even using contract templates!