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Details for Bitcoin Confidential
Package name
- confidential-bitcoin
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 27 May 2019 - latest/stable
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Bitcoin Confidential
Bitcoin Confidential is a new coin focused on confidentiality/privacy that is Proof of Stake, using Ring Confidential Signatures and based on the latest Bitcoin codebase for compatibility.
Untraceable payments using the RingCT privacy protocol required for all non-staking transactions to create a fully fungible blockchain for all users.
Improved version of Proof-of-Stake Protocol v3.0 with added features.
Ring Signatures require no trusted setup, group, or private key ceremony unlike zero knowledge proofs (zk-SNARKS).
Coin generation is trustless, verifiably secure, and with an auditable supply.
Self-funding budget for ongoing development, marketing and support.
Cold staking allow offline wallets to earn rewards for securing the network 24/7.
Latest Bitcoin codebase for maximum compatibility and new features for wider adoption.
Open source code using the MIT License to support innovation.
Accessible to everyone, with a fair launch, early announcement and no premine.
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