HardenedSteel: > > Cashu > > I wouldn’t recommend Cashu; it’s not decentralised money Its federated money. HardenedSteel: > The issuer of the Cashu you received could suddenly disappear after you sent your Bitcoins. Therefore I recommended it only for small amounts. HardenedSteel: > It’s not privacy-friendly; your privacy depends on how you interact with the minter. The mint cannot see any transactions you make inside it, like the bank cannot see when you exchange bills with a friend. All transfer of token is validated by blinded signatures.

HardenedSteel: > > Cashu > > I wouldn’t recommend Cashu; it’s not decentralised money Its federated money. HardenedSteel: > The issuer of the Cashu you received could suddenly disappear after you sent your Bitcoins. Therefore I recommended it only for small amounts. HardenedSteel: > It’s not privacy-friendly; your privacy depends on how you interact with the minter. The mint cannot see any transactions you make inside it, like the bank cannot see when you exchange bills with a friend. All transfer of token is validated by blinded signatures.

I wouldn’t recommend Cashu; it’s not decentralised money [/quote] Its federated money. HardenedSteel: > The issuer of the Cashu you received could suddenly disappear after you sent your Bitcoins. Therefore I recommended it only for small amounts. HardenedSteel: > It’s not privacy-friendly; your privacy depends on how you interact with the minter. The mint cannot see any transactions you make inside it, like the bank cannot see when you exchange bills with a friend. All transfer of token is validated by blinded signatures. HardenedSteel: > This system just looks like a re-implementation of the banking system in Bitcoin. You are right in some sense, but Cashus privacy is not like online banking but like paper bill exchange.

I wouldn’t recommend Cashu; it’s not decentralised money [/quote] Its federated money. HardenedSteel: > The issuer of the Cashu you received could suddenly disappear after you sent your Bitcoins. Therefore I recommended it only for small amounts. HardenedSteel: > It’s not privacy-friendly; your privacy depends on how you interact with the minter. The mint cannot see any transactions you make inside it, like the bank cannot see when you exchange bills with a friend. All transfer of token is validated by blinded signatures. HardenedSteel: > This system just looks like a re-implementation of the banking system in Bitcoin. You are right in some sense, but Cashus privacy is not like online banking but like paper bill exchange.

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