<p>Pirate is a testcoin with a marketing department which is part of the larger "Komodo Ecosystem" which has been involved in many many shady ICO's, like the launching of KMD, and projects which are under investigation for fraud, like K64.</p>
<p>Pirate is a testcoin with a marketing department which is part of the larger "Komodo Ecosystem" which has been involved in many shady ICO's, like the launching of KMD, and projects which are under investigation for fraud, like K64.</p>
<p>Let's say you want to send a transaction to three friends, every Tuesday at 3:30pm, about your "secret meeting", and you use either ARRR or HUSH. Almost all transactions on ARRR have 2 outputs, the person receiving funds, and the "change output", which goes back to the original zaddr.</p>
<p>If you send messages to your 3 or 4, or any higher number of friends, especially with any kind of pattern (once per day, or every week, or every 39.4 hours), that can all be seen from public blockchain data. Shielded addresses on ARRR do not protect you.</p>
<p>With HUSH, we "round up" to protect the privacy of people communicating with between 1 and 8 others. So you can send a message to 4 people or 7 or just 1, and it looks exactly the same on the HUSH network. Talking To 3 Friends is not a problem when using HUSH.</p>
onryo
3 years ago