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Re: [ANN][DRK] DarkCoin | First Anonymous Coin | First X11 | First DGW | ASIC Resistant
by
eltito
on 29/04/2014, 20:56:37 UTC
John darksends 2 coins from A to C, gets 8 back as change on address X
a few days later..
John darksends 8 coins from B to D, gets 2 back as change on address Y

Joe darksends 3 coins from E to G, gets 7 back as change on address W
a few days later..
Joe darksends 1 coins from F to H, gets 9 back as change on address Z

Suzie darksends 3 coins from K to Q, gets 7 back as change on address S
a few days later..
Suzie darksends 1 coins from J to R, gets 9 back as change on address T

Now, we make a pool with X+Y+X1+W+Z+W1+S+T+S1.

Pool total output == 60DRK

X+Y+X1 = 10DRK + 10DRK
W+Z+W1 = 10DRK + 10DRK
S+T+S1 = 10DRK + 10DRK

Make sense?

My mind just exploded. What are X1, S1, and W1?

X will always be less than 10DRK, therefore we need another input to bring it to 10DRK total. This way no one can tell who is receiving which inputs, thus cleaning them in the inverse way DarkSend works. Checkout my post above again, I modified it a bit.

Make sense?

Inputs to the change pool are always 10DRK, divided between two or more change addresses from the same wallet.  At best you could say there were some DRK from the change pool used in a tx, but since everybody always sends and receives the exact same amounts from the change pool, it doesn't matter (and if you're worried about that, you could just DarkSend the change to yourself once you get it back from the change pool).

Right?