Senior JavaScript Developer at Bitcoin.com, Founder of Permissionless Software Foundation - https://psfoundation.cash - open source incentivized with tokens.
Looking for someone willing to mine on testnet. There are about 61K orphaned txs that need rescuing. I can write a script to do it, but need to connect my node directly to a mining node.
Alpha release of bch-cli-wallet with SLP token support available. This is a #javascript wallet for #bitcoincash. Devs are encouraged to play with it. No npm. Git only.
https://github.com/christroutner/bch-cli-wallet
And for the moment, there is only support for mainnet. I'm in the process of updating the testnet SLPDB needed to run this on testnet.
Alpha release of bch-cli-wallet with SLP token support available. This is a #javascript wallet for #bitcoincash. Devs are encouraged to play with it. No npm. Git only.
https://github.com/christroutner/bch-cli-wallet
To clarify, the npm library has not been updated. 'git clone' the repository if you want to play with the SLP token features.
Alpha release of bch-cli-wallet with SLP token support available. This is a #javascript wallet for #bitcoincash. Devs are encouraged to play with it. No npm. Git only.
I did some research into this yesterday. It's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem. I'm asking ABC devs how configure this container so default value is to allow 1 sat/byte.
I'm excited to launch bchjs.cash: A portable hard-drive with the BCH blockchain and several indexers pre-synced. Everything to run rest.bitcoin.com and BITBOX locally. Telegram channel: https://t.me/bch_js_toolkit
Hey, is memo.cash funded somehow? I'm wondering if you'd be interested in a token like psfoundation.cash to fund help from open source developers. Check out the biz plan. Interested? Contact me.
I'm an American. I'd love to move to Venezuela and work and live from there for a while. I imagine I could live like a king there, and feel good about helping stimulate the economy.
This might be your logical mistake: there is no 'known address'. CashShuffle is based on HD wallets that generate billions of addresses. No reused addresses. No circles in the graph.
The link you posted is a court case. I'd love to reach some technical data on how 'unmixing' happens. Chain analysis, mixing, coinjoin, and utxo consolidation are all different things.
I'm also an engineer, and I've gone through the whitepaper and code that makes up this protocol. I can assure you, it is pretty anonymous. There are more, better ways, but it works.
But don't take my word for it. It's all open source. Anyone can verify just how anonymous it is.
This protocol has been put together by some of the smartest people I've ever interacted with. If you have specific, technical, example of how this is not anonymous, please point it out
I'm also an engineer, and I've gone through the whitepaper and code that makes up this protocol. I can assure you, it is pretty anonymous. There are more, better ways, but it works.
This protocol has been put together by some of the smartest people I've ever interacted with. If you have specific, technical, example of how this is not anonymous, please point it out
I don't understand CashShuffle very well, can you answer a few questions? Is it peer-to-peer? If so, how do the mixing participants discover each other, and do all connect to all? TIA!
It's p2p and trustless. Here is a summary video of the protocol that @CoinSpice just released: