Open Bitcoin Privacy Project: Meeting October 30th

By cineramaOctober 30, 2014Bitcoin Politics

The Open Bitcoin Privacy Project is an open source, global organization whose mission is to improve financial privacy within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Topics:
-Chris Pacia’s Android Authenticator wallet, limitations on Bloom Filters, plans for CoinJoin/CoinShuffle, plans to monetize wallet to fund full-time development
-Other CoinShuffle implementations -Standards for evaluating the privacy of Bitcoin clients -Feedback on TorBan

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Open Bitcoin Privacy Project: Meeting October 30th

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