CashShuffle
A Bitcoin Cash CoinJoin protocol that mixes equal-value outputs to make transaction history harder to trace.
- Also known as
- Coin MixingPrivacy Protocol
CashShuffle is a privacy protocol for Bitcoin Cash that coordinates several users into one transaction with equal-value outputs. Because each participant receives the same denomination, observers cannot easily tell which output belongs to which input.
Equal-output mixing requires careful coin management. If a user later combines shuffled and unshuffled coins, the transaction can reveal links that weaken the earlier privacy gain.
CashFusion was developed as a more flexible successor that supports non-uniform amounts and more complex input-output sets. CashShuffle remains important historically as an early BCH privacy tool.
Related terms
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CashFusion
→A Bitcoin Cash privacy protocol that combines many inputs and outputs to weaken transaction-link analysis.
Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO)
→A discrete spendable output on a UTXO blockchain, similar to a digital coin that must be spent whole.
Wallet
→Software or hardware that manages crypto keys, creates addresses, signs transactions, and shows blockchain activity.
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