I would like to propose improvements to strengthen the privacy level of the Epix network.
Based on my current understanding, transactions on the Epix blockchain are traceable, or at least sender and receiver addresses, as well as transaction amounts, can be publicly analyzed. While this is common in many systems (e.g. Bitcoin), there is an increasing user demand for stronger financial privacy.
Motivation:
Transaction traceability may allow analysis of user activity and fund flows
This can raise privacy concerns in certain cases
In some use cases, a higher level of financial anonymity is a fundamental requirement
Suggestions:
- Exploration of a privacy-focused transaction model
In the long term, it may be worth exploring a privacy direction based on principles similar to those used by Monero.
For example, Monero-like cryptographic approaches.
This could include:
Hiding sender and receiver addresses
Anonymizing transaction amounts
Protection against chain analysis (e.g. solutions based on Ring Signature and Zero-Knowledge Proof)
- Encrypted / private memo field
Introduce an optional encrypted memo field
The memo content should only be decryptable by the recipient
This would allow sensitive transaction-related information (such as purpose or reference identifiers) to be transmitted securely.
I would like to propose improvements to strengthen the privacy level of the Epix network.
Based on my current understanding, transactions on the Epix blockchain are traceable, or at least sender and receiver addresses, as well as transaction amounts, can be publicly analyzed. While this is common in many systems (e.g. Bitcoin), there is an increasing user demand for stronger financial privacy.
Motivation:
Transaction traceability may allow analysis of user activity and fund flows
This can raise privacy concerns in certain cases
In some use cases, a higher level of financial anonymity is a fundamental requirement
Suggestions:
In the long term, it may be worth exploring a privacy direction based on principles similar to those used by Monero.
For example, Monero-like cryptographic approaches.
This could include:
Hiding sender and receiver addresses
Anonymizing transaction amounts
Protection against chain analysis (e.g. solutions based on Ring Signature and Zero-Knowledge Proof)
Introduce an optional encrypted memo field
The memo content should only be decryptable by the recipient
This would allow sensitive transaction-related information (such as purpose or reference identifiers) to be transmitted securely.