Okay, troll, I'll bite just this one time.
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Lol, too bad it's never gonna happen. There hasn't even been 1 commit on Github. The "devs" arent going to implement zerocoin, it was all talk.
As I said before, I've spent far too much time on this to abandon it. Most of my activity has been spent on the server for distributed RSA UFO generation (the "UFO server"). This is currently closed-source (to prevent gaming it), but will be opened up after generation is complete. Once generation starts, this aspect of the project will require minimal time, so I can return to Zerocoin development itself.
Not to mention, Cryptonote is more anonymous than zerocoin "would" be. Im 100% sure that zerocoin will never be made, why you may ask? Because it was abandoned by it's own devs.
I recently had some time to look at Monero (Cryptonote variant) and it appears that it is actually less anonymous. Transaction size is proportional to the number of outputs you mix with, while this is not the case for zerocoin. This is aside from the fact that a lot of these "anonymous" currencies don't run over Tor/I2P (last time I checked, Darkcoin was "planning it" but was still running on clearnet). This means all of their fancy crypto and algorithms do nothing against an attacker that can monitor people's Internet connections.
Zerocoin was abandoned by the JHU team that created it because they saw efficiency advantages to zk-SNARKs. The problem with those is that there is no known way they can be made fully trustless. Adding this is not a quick fix, but instead would require the kind of cryptographic breakthrough that only comes after years/decades.