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RE: Minglejingle: Scalable blockchain with non-interactive transactions I ...

in DBuzz4 years ago

What you would consider to be a normal crypto tx is a non-interactive tx

In Mimblewimble, tx data must complete a round trip from Alice to Bob and back (by any means- carrier pigeon is ok) to be broadcasted

This tradeoff results in a ~%50 reduction in chain size and privacy (or a %90 reduction in change size is compared to bitcoin with similar privacy added)

Mimblewimble is the only chain that can actually shrink

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Hmmm, I don't understand how it can shrink.

  • What is a "Carrier Pigeon" in terms of what you are referring to?

    Posted via D.Buzz

A literal pigeon, to stress that the parties need not both to be online at the same time to complete the TX. similar to how you could send a bitcoin TX by pigeon if you can sign the transaction on paper and get it to someone with an Internet connection to broadcast

Ahh, #XMR has something similar, with their View Only wallet, right?

Posted via D.Buzz

Hmm not quite, MW is very different as far as blockchains go :)

I'm a huge fan, because it's the first tech with lower node overhead than bitcoin

https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/blob/master/doc/intro.md

Ahh, okay.

Since that is one of the things he told me he wants for #HLIX.

Posted via D.Buzz

Blockstream's liquid network is also MW