Xmixer Ready for Release: XCurrency’s Trustless Mixing Earns Revenue

Xmixer Ready for Release: XCurrency’s Trustless Mixing Earns Revenue

Ever since Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 one of its most attractive features has been its “anonymity”. The fact is however that Bitcoin is not truly anonymous. There are several attempts by companies to create a truly anonymous, and thereby secure, cryptocurrency. One of those companies, the creators of XCurrency (XC) and their new Xmixer, may be making this a reality in the very near future. This release is the finalization of an anticipated new private payments technology that incorporates two exciting new features. The release is scheduled for today, September 15, 2014. If everything....


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