On Tue, Jan 07, 2014 at 10:34:46PM -0800, Jeremy Spilman wrote:
2) Common prefixes: Generate addresses such that for a given wallet they
all share a fixed prefix. The length of that prefix determines the
anonymity set and associated privacy/bandwidth tradeoff, which
remainds a fixed
2) Common prefixes: Generate addresses such that for a given wallet they
all share a fixed prefix. The length of that prefix determines the
anonymity set and associated privacy/bandwidth tradeoff, which
remainds a fixed ratio of all transactions for the life of the
wallet.
* Summary
CoinJoin, CoinSwap and similar technologies improve your privacy by
making sure information about what coins you own doesn't make it into
the blockchain, but syncing your wallet is a privacy risk in itself and
can easily leak that same info. Here's an overview of that risk, how to
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