Damus
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Cyph3rp9nk
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I'm an avid user of coinjoins, but they're very flawed.

The privacy initially achieved is greatly diminished by the consolidation and subsequent use of the coins, as well as by the behavior of other users.

I believe people aren't being honest about Bitcoin's privacy or AI's ability to de-anonymize.

Monero has privacy flaws, but it’s light-years ahead of Bitcoin’s privacy; FCMP++ is fucking incredible.

I keep thinking about how to combine Monero’s privacy with Bitcoin’s, along with the atomic swap capabilities that FCMP++ will bring in both directions.

Maybe a decentralized swap market?
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Kruw · 6d
I disagree: nostr:nevent1qqsr7h40a9duxewcux2ewcsp9qx8l6cr6athhj6qvg6pgeyhuvjkqugpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtczyq9eme79aqkjds59dy9p8ngkg9y6tg8wxycmnyfwrs9mxmrxk3c6kqcyqqqqqqg5glvyc
Technical Debt · 6d
Something like this? https://basicswapdex.com/
Wonteet Zebugs · 5d
Didn't they find an inflation-bug in the proposed FCMP++ ? Did they find a way to fix it?
Thorgasail · 5d
Unlike monero, coinjoins actually work. Monero uses fake join, in other words there is a way to distinguish which parts are real from those that are not. Monero devs call it a black marble attack. Fcmp might address it to some degree, but as of now it's not live. Monero is also a shitcoin so it do...