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Quote from: lazylocaluser on June 02, 2014, 02:32:57 PM

ok people listen...

I will pay 0.1 BTC to ONE person who FIRSTLY identify sender address called "1" until tomorrow 10:00 AM NY TIME (EDT)

tomorrow 10:00 AM NY TIME (EDT) or a bit later I post some screenshots of my wallet and transactions...

see what happens
time went... tic tic tic

and btw sorry for my bad English if my English is bad =)

Quote from: lazylocaluser on June 02, 2014, 05:25:18 AM

it's working people wooohooo! Grin

I send 1 real XC to address XSQYYwgVVYoGyc23NCTcCvQRCNiidarU71 using:

Code:

walletpassphrase 60
sendfrommixer "1" XSQYYwgVVYoGyc23NCTcCvQRCNiidarU71 1.0

now try to find my fucking sender address Grin

dev...
you are a saint Cool

Good challenge. Put money in escrow to encourage people to take on challenge

Here lies the problem with the xc community they have closed themselves off from tough questions and even debate with there self moderated thread. This coin will not succeed at all if it isn't even allowed to be challenged and examined.

You can not ostracize a currency from hard questions! Moderation is a huge step in the wrong direction for everyone.
If you are smart you should be asking "How does it work?"

The above bet is impossible to trace because there is no originating address. The better only lists XSQYYwgVVYoGyc23NCTcCvQRCNiidarU71 which is the recieving address. (Only half of the transaction)

If you really want the challenge to be considered, list what address it came from aka account "1".

I don't get your point. If it's impossible to figure out the originating address with only the receiving address than anon is working, no?

No the point is, he never listed which address he sent it from.
He only listed the label. It's the equivalent of saying "trace my deposit from my account (Bought from Exchange) to address XXXXX"

To even try to trace it, you need to know the address (Bought from Exchange)

Are non anonymous coins any different - ie, would you be able to trace doge with just the receiving address?
The vast majority of traders really don't understand any of this, it would be great for someone to spell it out simply where we are at.

Yes you would be able to trace doge with just the recieving address as all transactions are forever included in it's blockchain so you can see who sent what and who recieved what, just like bitcoin's is etc etc.