CashFusion
A Bitcoin Cash privacy protocol that combines many inputs and outputs to weaken transaction-link analysis.
CashFusion is an opt-in privacy protocol for Bitcoin Cash (BCH). It coordinates multiple users into a single transaction with many inputs and outputs of varying amounts, making it difficult for outside observers to determine which outputs belong to which inputs.
CashFusion improves on equal-output mixing schemes by allowing non-uniform amounts and both splitting and combining UTXOs. Coordination is designed so participants do not need to trust a central custodian with funds.
CashFusion improves privacy but does not make transactions invisible. Poor wallet behavior, address reuse, exchange KYC links, timing analysis, or later combining outputs can weaken the privacy gained from a fusion.
Related terms
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CashShuffle
→A Bitcoin Cash CoinJoin protocol that mixes equal-value outputs to make transaction history harder to trace.
Privacy Coins
→Cryptocurrencies that prioritize secure, private, and anonymous transactions through specialized cryptographic techniques.
Wallet
→Software or hardware that manages crypto keys, creates addresses, signs transactions, and shows blockchain activity.
Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO)
→A discrete spendable output on a UTXO blockchain, similar to a digital coin that must be spent whole.
Transaction
→A signed data message that asks a blockchain to transfer value, execute code, or update state.
All terms and definitions may update as the Cryptionary improves.
