As the crypto world progresses and matures, there's more and more demand for privacy-related transactions and privacy-related coins. The simple reason is, the Bitcoin blockchain is a ledger of all transactions, and it's completely readable by anyone in the world.

Now, this obviously affects all the obvious markets like...

And while privacy with Bitcoin transactions is something that affects more than the seedy underbelly, the reality is this is an aspect of crypto, and a fairly major one as Monero evidenced in July after BTC-e was taken down by the United States Department of Justice and the Bitcoin stolen in the Mt. Gox hack was traced.

Monero, shortly after this news, pumped from ~$45 to !$120 in only a few weeks and has reached a new high of ~$280 since.

Among analysts and speculators, privacy coins are one of the hottest topics. The coins have huge room for growth, and demand is increasing.

Most importantly, privacy features are something that's important to everyone. Larger players, people in the public eye, and businesses need a way to conduct transactions with relative privacy. After all, what you do with your money should be your business, right?

So, what if you could use Bitcoin Cash with adequate, decentralied privacy features?

That's where Cash Shuffle comes into play.

Where Cash Shuffle differs from the average coin mixing service is that rather than allowing a user to replace his coins with a second set of coins in a trust-oriented pool with another users' coins, Cash Shuffle instead lets you combine your transactions with other transactions for the purposes of obfuscating the transaction.

With coin mixing, you have to trust the mixing service. You also have to pay a fee to the mixing service and a fee to the miners to process the transaction.

Bitcoin Legacy Feeflation™ has made this a brutal option, whereas fees on Bitcoin Cash will process as low as 1 sat/byte.

How it Works

Cash Shuffle uses a client-server model where the server is merely a coordinator for users who are shuffling their transactions. The developers do not host any servers centrally and only maintain the code. It's up to the community to put servers up and keep them running.

Cash Shuffle is a protocol based on Coin Shuffle , which implements Coin Join in a practical way. Of key note is that a layered encryption scheme keeps both the server and the participants from knowing the output of other participants. A blame protocol is also implemented to deter and eliminate malicious denial-of-service attacks.

Cash Shuffle improves upon Coin Shuffle by adding a matching service, as in Coin Shuffle , there's no means for establishing groupings of transactions, making it difficult to use for the ordinary end user.

How to Use Cash Shuffle

Install the Latest Version of Electron Cash

Follow this handy tutorial to install and use the plugin in Electron Cash.

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