Hi DNM, today i've noticed that shared send is no longer shared send, it is now sharedcoin, in which you need a blockchain wallet to proceed. Has anyone audit'd this?
BlockChain Shared Send no longer?
Hi DNM, today i've noticed that shared send is no longer shared send, it is now sharedcoin, in which you need a blockchain wallet to proceed. Has anyone audit'd this?
[5 Points] Orgonomics:
[2 Points] InfinitelyOutThere:
I use shared send to do my btc transfers from clean to dirty wallets. Simply go to the shared send block chain site, paste in the address of your wallet or for better safety your btc fog wallet.
Send to the shared send address, tumble the coins, and send them off to your market place or personal wallet safely.
[2 Points] p00ty:
now that blockchain is a bit confusing now with that new sharedcoin, im gonna start using FOG. in order to use fog, i just deposit my coins then withdraw to market wallet?
[1 Points] btcmerchant:
Nothing has been merged, the blockchain.info Shared Coin coinjoin mixer has always been separate from the Send Shared traditional mixing service. Blockchain warned months ago that Send Shared would eventually be dropped leaving only Shared Coin. If you do not trust the anonymity provided by Shared Coin bitcoin fog is your best option.
I don't think you quite understand what SharedSendThrow is asking/saying, Infinite.
Blockchain.info has merged the Shared Send feature with SharedCoin, a new service that is based on a protocol called CoinJoin. It helps to anonymize bitcoin transactions just like Shared Send, but SharedCoin is trustless, (apparently) faster, and a lot faster than Shared Send (you won't have to wait X amount of hours/days for someone to match your shared coins).
However, as stated on their FAQ:
I suppose the same could be said of the now-defunct Shared Send, or Bitcoinfog, albeit to a lesser degree.
I wouldn't mind this to be a stepping stone to and from Bitcoinfog; hopefully we can get taint analysis through SharedCoin as well, although I don't know if that's possible based on the new framework/protocol.