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That's a very dangerous thing to do (as soon as the deal is one, one party can easily move the content of both wallets to a key only they control).
by ur-whale 7y ago
That's a very dangerous thing to do (as soon as the deal is one, one party can easily move the content of both wallets to a key only they control).
- hnews_account_1 7y agoWell the fugitive who receives the coins can immediately move it to somewhere in their control. And the non fugitive knows that the fugitive won't touch the coins because he can be outed by the non fugitive. I dunno. It's hare brained since I haven't thought through it, but a good setup can be made if physical meeting was a possibility. About the only way to anonymously exchange coins.