Pretty Good Money.

OZcoin builds upon recent developments in Confidential Transactions for ring signature schemes to deliver higher anonymity and perfect secrecy for transaction values. This anonymity is further improved by standardizing transaction sizes and providing a default level of anonymity for all users. Mixing coins is done by repeatedly sending to an owned address; note that the holder never loses control of his own coins. Together, these properties of anonymity, confidentiality, and uniformity make OZcoin transactions look more or less indistinguishable from each other, and subject to less discrimination that plaintext transactions. OZcoin uses this transaction equality to provide a fungible cryptocurrency.

This project was developed as a demo the CCN Borderless Block Party hackathon, it should not be regarded as an official software release in its current state.

github.com/syndtr/goleveldb/leveldb

The current demo creates a mining client and wallet client. The mining client produces new blocks and broadcasts them to the wallet client. Every 30 seconds, the miner initiates a sign request to the wallet server. The txn is constructed, signed, and broadcast to its the wallet client's peers. After receiving the txn from the wallet server, the mining client incorporates the new txn into the next block and broadcasts the new block. The wallet client then decrypts and collects both the coinbase txn and the signed txn to itself.

Note: Currently, the txn's aren't properly removed the the txn pool, but will also not be added to successive blocks. So for now they are benign.

Run go run wallet/run.go. This runs an SVP client that watches for incoming txns to the receiving address.

Run rm -rf wallet/db/* to reset the wallet databases.

Run go run miner/run.go This runs a mining client that mines new blocks and accepts txn broadcasts. Make sure to run this within 5 seconds of starting the wallet client.

Run rm -rf miner/db/* to reset the blockchain databases. Also remember to reset the wallet databases.

Ozcoin writeup: OZRSwriteup.pdf

Website: jinglan.github.io/zebracoin

Similar work for adapting CT to ring signatures can be found here courtesy of MRL.