Shared coin - Revision history

CoJaBo: no fricking idea if this is legit, but the .info definitely isn't

2015-01-07T05:11:59Z

no fricking idea if this is legit, but the .info definitely isn't

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	== References ==		== References ==

	: [~~http~~://~~sharedcoin~~.~~info~~/ ~~SharedCoin~~]		: [https://github.com/blockchain/Sharedcoin GIT Repository]

Taras: 5 revisions

2014-10-14T20:45:25Z

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Coinjoin at 16:44, 9 July 2014

2014-07-09T16:44:23Z

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-[http://sharedcoin.info Shared Coin] is a free trust-less mixing service. Shared Coin is the first practical easy to use implementation of coinjoin.
+[[File:SharedCoin.png|300px|thumb|right|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like]]
-Transactions incur a 0.0005 BTC network feee.
+'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.
-[[File:SharedCoin_screenshot.png|link=http://sharedcoin.info]]
+Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin Vulnerability|stolen or confiscated]].
-== External Links ==
+== FAQ ==
-[[Category:Mixing_Services]]
+Shared Coin is a method of making transactions which requires less trust in the service. Shared Coin is based on the CoinJoin concept which acts as a meeting point for multiple people to join together in a single transaction. Having multiple people in a transaction improves privacy by making transactions more difficult to analyse. The important distinction between traditional mixing services is the server cannot confiscate or steal user's coins.
-[[Category:Wallets]]

Coinjoin at 01:29, 4 July 2014

2014-07-04T01:29:56Z

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-[[File:SharedCoin.png|300px|thumb|right|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like]]
+[http://sharedcoin.info Shared Coin] is a free trust-less mixing service. Shared Coin is the first practical easy to use implementation of coinjoin.
-'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.
+Transactions incur a 0.0005 BTC network feee.
-Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin Vulnerability|stolen or confiscated]].
+[[File:SharedCoin_screenshot.png|link=http://sharedcoin.info]]
-== FAQ ==
+== External Links ==
-Shared Coin is a method of making transactions which requires less trust in the service. Shared Coin is based on the CoinJoin concept which acts as a meeting point for multiple people to join together in a single transaction. Having multiple people in a transaction improves privacy by making transactions more difficult to analyse. The important distinction between traditional mixing services is the server cannot confiscate or steal user's coins.
+[[Category:Mixing_Services]]
+[[Category:Wallets]]

'*'>AndrewMarshall at 08:01, 25 April 2014

2014-04-25T08:01:31Z

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	'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction\|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.		'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction\|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.

	Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin ~~vulnerability~~\|stolen or confiscated]].		Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin Vulnerability\|stolen or confiscated]].

	== FAQ ==		== FAQ ==

'*'>AndrewMarshall at 08:01, 25 April 2014

2014-04-25T08:01:17Z

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	'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction\|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.		'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction\|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.

	Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin ~~vulnerabilities~~\|stolen or confiscated]].		Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin vulnerability\|stolen or confiscated]].

	== FAQ ==		== FAQ ==

'*'>AndrewMarshall at 08:01, 25 April 2014

2014-04-25T08:01:00Z

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	[[File:SharedCoin.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like]]		[[File:SharedCoin.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like]]

	'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' transactions by combining their transactions with other people's.		'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction\|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's.

	Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be stolen or confiscated.		Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be [[Bitcoin vulnerabilities\|stolen or confiscated]].

	== FAQ ==		== FAQ ==
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	The maximum transaction size is 50 BTC.		The maximum transaction size is 50 BTC.

	The user should also remember that Shared Coin can never completely sever the link between the input and destination address, there will always be a connection between them, it is just more difficult to analyse.		The user should also remember that Shared Coin can never completely [[Anonymity\|sever the link]] between the input and destination address, there will always be a connection between them, it is just more difficult to analyse.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

'*'>AndrewMarshall: Created page with "What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like '''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' transactions by combining their transa..."

2014-04-25T07:59:32Z

Created page with "300px|thumb|right|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like '''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' transactions by combining their transa..."

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-Shared Coin is a free trust-less mixing service available on blockchain.info. Shared Coin is the first practical easy to use implementation of [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=279249.0 coinjoin].
+[[File:SharedCoin.png|300px|thumb|right|What a usual Shared Coin transaction looks like]]
-Transactions incur a 0.0005 BTC network feee.
+'''Shared Coin''' provides privacy for users' transactions by combining their transactions with other people's.
-[[File:SharedCoin_screenshot.png]]
+Shared Coin uses a technique similar to CoinJoin to make transactions private without needing to trust the Shared Coin service. A user's coins never leave their control and therefore it is impossible for them to be stolen or confiscated.
-== External Links ==
+== FAQ ==
-[[Category:Mixing_Services]]
+; How does it work?
-[[Category:Wallets]]

Piuk at 21:31, 24 November 2013

2013-11-24T21:31:31Z

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	Transactions incur a 0.0005 BTC network feee.		Transactions incur a 0.0005 BTC network feee.

			[[File:SharedCoin_screenshot.png]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Piuk at 21:26, 24 November 2013

2013-11-24T21:26:54Z

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	* [https://sharedcoin.com Shared Coin]		* [https://sharedcoin.com Shared Coin]
	* [https://blockchain.info Blockchain.info]		* [https://blockchain.info Blockchain.info]

			[[Category:Mixing_Services]]
			[[Category:Wallets]]