Back in the day we used to have the so called "tumblers" (are any of them still around?) that "tumbled" the Bitcoin for various purposes, providing some level of increased privacy. It is pretty obvious in hindsight that they were far from perfect however and having the choice today few would have chosen it over using a privacy coin such as Monero or even Zcash.
So I have a few questions:
How effective at "shuffling" the coins is the Cash Shuffle and what does this mean for future privacy as chain analysis increases? Is it better than the old Tumbler and if so by how much?
How does it rank against using Monero?
Is there a likely timehorizon for when can we expect this method of providing privacy to be outdated? Is it already insufficient for "anonymous" (note the quotation marks since the chain is transparent) transactions?
I'd like to know its limits before I use it.
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