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2026
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18618435 |
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- <p>Public tokens and stablecoins are a problem for consumers. It could be quite risky if any external party<br>can see the particular balance and trace the history of interactions and relations between users and<br>organizations.<br>Several solutions solve privacy issues, but they have several technical limitations that we want to<br>reduce. The first solution is the Mimblewimble protocol introduced in [Jed16]. This protocol allows the<br>creation of compact cryptographic commitments for UTXOs and efficiently aggregates them by producing<br>only one signature value and range proofs for outputs. The drawbacks of the protocol are 1 – the ability<br>to track which commitments are being spent within the particular transaction and 2 – the ability to<br>operate only with a single currency.</p>