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pbremen01, I gave you a link to my anonymous test the other day. You still haven't actually responded with my wallet address:

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Quote from: pbremen01 on July 25, 2014, 05:35:44 PM

Can someone please show me an example of anon transaction in blockchain?

I'm trying to figure out anon. Does the anonymity work yet?

Here you go, I just sent an anonymous transaction to test it:

http://chainz.cryptoid.info/key/address.dws?KM7DfEPN53VimonjQv3yHpsijBRNqrayxq.htm

See if you can figure out where the coins in that wallet address actually came from.

Prove your math works already.

I don't have time for tracing your original address. You can do it for yourself or hire someone to do it for you if you're interested. You can't expect that some random people on the internet will do work for you for free.

Sorry, but my math is too simple to be "proven". My math works because of this simple principle: if the mixer is not stealing your coins, then the amount of the coins you send to the mixer must be equal to the amount of coins that mixer sends to the recipient and to the change addresses. If this is not true and the mixer operators are rational, then they're stealing your coins.

I know the original addresses, I both sent and received the coins. My challenge was for you to find them which to date you have failed to do.

The fact that you are unprepared to prove that you can find where the coins came from shows that you are purely here to try and discredit the anonymity without actually backing up your claims with action.

Sorry, but before I prepare everything for such analysis it would take probably about 1-2 hours of my time. It is Sunday and I'm not planning to waste two hours for this.

You can do such analysis much faster than I can do it. Just check the transactions from original address and the transactions to change address in blockchain and calculate difference between the number of coins. What do you get? Do you think that there exist two other transactions in the blockchain (in the vicinity of your transaction) that have the same difference?

Sounds like you are just being lazy and posting for the hell of it to me.

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Sorry, but before I prepare everything for such analysis it would take probably about 1-2 hours of my time. It is Sunday and I'm not planning to waste two hours for this.

From your posts time stamps today you have spent over an hour just writing "I don't think it works, it doesn't work for me" etc etc.
You seem to be the only one that is having real issues working out some pretty basic functionality to me.
Don't you think your time would have been better used actually working out why you are failing, fixing it, then actually testing and trying to prove your theory, rather than just posting?
Looks like you had plenty of time on your hands to actually do some work.

typical I'm trying to get the price down to my buy order before I apologize for being wrong move here?

Nope. Getting price down is the crap reason every pumper gives about posts questioning a coin. I for one, am looking for a real anon solution. If someone had proof of this, it would greatly increase the value.