Actually, Ariel, cryptogrophy is used to create a key so that funds are spendable and to "solve for a solution" in order to win the right to create a block (and earn a reward)

It's not used to obscure information.

Except in cryptonote.

Which is Monero.

Which doesn't hold the visionary values of Satoshi Nakamoto.

And is not ultimately trustless because nobody can tell what the heck is going on, so nobody can verify anything.


Man, Ariel, for such a pretty mermaid, you are an ugly nasty piece of work.  Can you please go die somewhere finally?  You're back on ignore.

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Crypto may offer a way to do "key blinding".  I did some research and it was obscure, but there may be something there.  "group signatures" may be related.

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As an example, say some unpopular military attack has to be ordered, but nobody wants to go down in history as the one who ordered it.  If 10 leaders have private keys, one of them could sign the order and you wouldn't know who did it.

damn right arielbit

nope.