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RE: Challenges in cryptography // Anonymising transactions and improving scalability
Hello @lupafilotaxia, So it can be said that MimbleWimble is a protocol that leaves a trace and it is impossible to determine the records, being this protected, it is very likely that in some countries with regulations on crypto assets this could be prohibited, although it has the great advantage of keeping the information with a lot of discretion
Hi @tocho2
And look how things are, it turns out that this kind of protocols arise precisely because some US institutions have asked for it, even their security agencies have already installed protocols based on MimbleWimble, the world upside down.
Best regards, be well.