Darkcoin : Peer to Peer Crypto Currency with Anonymous Blockchain Transactions and an Improved Proof of Work System
@inproceedings{DuffieldDarkcoinP, title={Darkcoin : Peer to Peer Crypto Currency with Anonymous Blockchain Transactions and an Improved Proof of Work System}, author={Evan Duffield and Kyle Hagan} }
Darkcoin is the first privacy centric cryptographic currency based on Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin. DarkSend, a technology for sending anonymous block transactions is incorporated directly into the client using extensions to the core protocol. An improved proofofwork using a chain of hashing algorithms replaces the SHA256 algorithm and will result in a slower encroachment of more advanced mining technologies (such as ASIC devices). DarkGravityWave is implemented to provide quick response to…
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