Bitcoin is the first digital currency to see widespread adoption. While payments are conducted between pseudonyms, Bitcoin cannot offer strong privacy guarantees. Payment trans-actions are recorded in a public decentralized ledger, from which much information can be deduced. Zerocoin tackles some of these privacy issues by unlinking transactions from the payment’s origin. Yet, it still reveals payments’ destinations and amounts, and is limited in functionality. With Diceware-Amiga You can generate a random private key plus Bitcoin and Zcash addresses for better security and privacy of digital payments.
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