I just realized CoinJoin is actually an effective scaling tool; no longer would we have to increase the block size to handle more tx/s. Just bundle them in CoinJoin txs.
it only helps a little bit because it only saves the need to store some of the transaction headers. As far as the information inside of the body is concerned, you still have just as many inputs and outputs, its just as much data to be stored on the blockchain.
Ah true.
Someone debunk this idea: SwapJoin
I know you can only add up to [I think] 10 sigs in a multi sig transaction, but could you build the escrow transactions in the CoinSwap protocol with CoinJoin properties? Or is that a gross misunderstanding of how it works.