A stab at the sealer in E

[Tyler Close]

Hal Finney wrote:
> If you did blinded cash, you might want to think
> about the resulting
> object as being something like a "sturdyref",
> where you can turn it
> into a real capability.  At the time it was
> transformed in this way,
> the object to which it was a capability would
> have to be created, unlike
> with a regular sturdyref where the object already
> exists.  I don't know
> how well this would work with the rest of the
> system, though.

Close.

Rather than created, an object would have to be removed from
a pool in which another (or the same) object was placed when
the blinded token was signed.

Using the ERTP protocol, you could create a 'blinding agent'
that would sign blinded tokens in return for Purses
containing erights. Later, these signed tokens could be
redeemed for another Purse containing the represented number
of erights.

Tyler