Litecoin’s MimbleWimble-Extension Block proposal will be completed on March 15.
Users will be able to convert Bitcoin to Litecoin using atomic swaps to take advantage of MWEB’s privacy features.
As announce by the official Litecoin Twitter account, the code for the MimbleWimble via Block Extension (MWEB) will be completed within the next. After the upgrade was first proposed in 2019, MimbleWimble will grant more privacy and fungibility to the Litecoin blockchain – conceived from the combination of several technologies, such as “Confidential Transactions”, CoinJoin, among others.
✨In 1 week MWEB (MimbleWimble via Extension Blocks), will be code complete ✨
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— litecoin (@litecoin) March 9, 2021
The protocol’s lead developer, David Burkett, recently updated the community on the progress of MimbleWimble and on the wallet that will allow users to take advantage
