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Obscura: Privacy-Preserving Protocol for the Algorand Blockchain Using LSAG Ring Signatures
While public blockchains provide transparent and auditable transaction histories, they inherently compromise user privacy. Existing privacy-enhancing protocols, such as those deployed on Ethereum, typically rely on succinct zero-knowledge proofs (zk-SNARKs) to obscure the transaction graph. However,
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