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Reply to eeky (you're hellbanned): no, this does not make transactions anonymous, these are still pseudonymous. The difference is that you won't reveal your IP
by wladimir 13y ago
Reply to eeky (you're hellbanned): no, this does not make transactions anonymous, these are still pseudonymous. The difference is that you won't reveal your IP this way while using the client. Using the regular Bitcoin-Qt client with Tor has the same result. The novel thing here is that this uses the I2P network.
- hippich 13y agoFrom what I know about i2p - there is no gateways to "outside" internet. As a result, this will work only with other i2p bitcoin clients, correct?
- synchronise 13y agoThere are fewer gateways than Tor, but it will connect to the internet and function normally.
- Tmmrn 13y agoBy the way, "outproxy" is the word for them. (In case others don't know)
- gasull 13y agoNodes can share the same blockchain within the I2P network and to the open Internet. If enough nodes do this, then the resulting blockchain will be the same in both networks.