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Yeah, the key “innovation” of crypto tumblers is that funds end up in a different wallet than they came from. If the tumbler just spat the money back into the w
by cowthulhu 3y ago
Yeah, the key “innovation” of crypto tumblers is that funds end up in a different wallet than they came from. If the tumbler just spat the money back into the wallet the money came from, it wouldn’t be very useful.
But I suspect that as the accuracy of the analogy goes up, so too does the inherent sketchiness to the reader, which is probably not what the author wants.
- tromp 3y ago> If the tumbler just spat the money back into the wallet the money came from, it wouldn’t be very useful. That's not necessarily true. This coinswap proposal [1] aggregates a set of self-spends (wallet spending a balance back to itself) and in the process obfuscates the transaction graph. [1] https://forum.grin.mw/t/mimblewimble-coinswap-proposal/8322 https://forum.grin.mw/t/mimblewimble-coinswap-proposal/8322