A lot of cryptocurrency enthusiasts have high hopes for the MimbleWimble protocol. It would unlock additional privacy features, not just for Grin, but other coins implementing this technology in the future. In a recent post by Ivan Gobatyy, however, it becomes apparent there are some key flaws associated with the privacy aspect of this technology. MimbleWimble has a Privacy Problem He explains how it is possible to uncover the addresses of senders and recipients of the Grin currency in real-time. What is even more astounding is how it would only cost $60 per week through Amazon Web Services to obtain
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