Topic: [SSD] Sonic - 1st TOR with functional anon send - Steganography based Anon App - page 114. (Read 284912 times)

Hi Dev,

Is their something news for the next week....Please can you give a little update.

Hi Dev,
Please correct from roadmap there is written SSD Application V2 on 31/9. FYI month of september doesn't have 31 days.

Just looking at the chart.  A rise above approx. 1429 would put us back into bull mode.  If we break approx. 1526, next resistance won't be until roughly 1901.  1400-1500 would then become a good support line.

Nothing goes straight up...  Not too long ago, this was in the 400-600 range.  Weak hands panic.  Good news ahead, no sense in being paranoid...

What makes you say that, just curious...

At present the most adopted anonymous system is CryptoNote. It suffers badly from blockchain bloat, so it is expensive in terms of storage and bandwidth. Bytecoin and monero as they presently exist will be unuseable in 3 or 4 years, especially if adoption increases. Boolberry relies on "pruning" to address this problem, but it still exists because the memory-expensive ring signatures can't be pruned until the coins have been spent. One way around this problem is to "expire" coins and then prune on expiration--but as you can imagine, do you want to wake up one day and see your nest egg disappear just to save some guy some harddrive space? StealthCoin seeks to address this problem using "sublinear" signatures, but they really only defer the problem because, for a typical ring size, it only reduces by a constant factor (about 2/3 reduction for the typical scenario). That's actually an amazing improvement, if it can be done, but it doesn't solve the problem completely.

The other solution to very strong anonymity is zerocoin/zerocash, which is still vaporware. It is promised for anoncoin, but as yet undelivered. It has a very real problem that some information required to seed the so-called Merkle tree needs to be destroyed. These systems therefore trust a "third party" (non-participant) to seed the Merkle tree and then destroy the information completely. The problem with zerocoin/zerocash, therefore is this aspect of trust.

The third solution is stealth addresses, which actually provide very good anonymity. A stealth address hides the recipient of a transaction completely. It does not hide the sender, though, so it leaks a lot of information about the transaction. But if you are missing every other dot in a transaction chain, it becomes very hard to connect them to make a clear picture. A huge advantage that stealth address transactions have over the other systems is that they require no more storage than a bitcoin transaction. So stealth addresses are a compromise, but in reality an excellent compromise. These work perfectly in SSD.

SSD is unique in that it is the first coin that offers anonymous transactions (stealth addresses) with anonymous networking (tor). Because of that combination, I call it the "most anonymous coin". That's a qualitative assessment, but in my opinion it is a fair one.

I hope that helps. And if I didn't convince you, feel free to dump into my buy orders.

SSD about to go back into bull mode...

A week later and your stupid predictions are proven false, you lying scammer.

A week later and your stupid predictions are proven false, you lying scammer.

lmao

Bobsurplus slow dumping on you hype fools.

Monday this will be trading at 3.5 to 4k sat. lol

My main concern is that the PoW period is too short and the emission is too big for the initial launch days.

If another coin offers similar feature, but with much longer PoW period (ideally no PoS), such as 10 year half life. I might join.

so we can have 10 years of miners dumping new coins on exchange at barely above cost like every other proof of work coin including bitcoin? no thanks