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> Crypto can never be seamlessly mixed. No matter how hard you try, transactions and trails can be reconstructed. Yes, you can. Particularly with zero knowledg
by chrisco255 4y ago
> Crypto can never be seamlessly mixed. No matter how hard you try, transactions and trails can be reconstructed.
Yes, you can. Particularly with zero knowledge proofs and zero knowledge rollups.
- paulpauper 4y agoI should have said "most". This shows how hard it is even when using various methods such as cross chains: https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-seizure-record-doj-crypto-tracing-monero/ https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-seizure-record-doj-crypt...
- giblfiz 4y agoYep, which is actually specifically what tornado.cash was. It was a zk based mixer. As you say: You absolutely CAN seamlessly mix crypto, but it will show a point in it's history where it says "this is where the crypto was seamlessly mixed"
- chrisco255 4y agoThat's only because tornado cash was a single contract and was mixing ERC20s that were not issued under a zk protocol. If you control the whole banana via a rollup or layer 1, absolutely, you can achieve complete privacy.