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@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ customers that lost their reserve private key to eventually recover their
funds. If a wire transfer to the exchange does not include a valid reserve public key, funds. If a wire transfer to the exchange does not include a valid reserve public key,
the exchange transfers the money back to the sender. the exchange transfers the money back to the sender.
Figure~\ref{fig:reserve:state} illustrates the state machine for a reserve. Figure~\ref{fig:reserve:states} illustrates the state machine for a reserve.
Long-terms states are shown in boxes, while actions are in circles. The final Long-terms states are shown in boxes, while actions are in circles. The final
state is in a double-circle. A reserve is first {\em filled} by a wire state is in a double-circle. A reserve is first {\em filled} by a wire
transfer. The amount in it is reduced by withdraw operations. If the balance transfer. The amount in it is reduced by withdraw operations. If the balance

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@ -1849,8 +1849,7 @@ This includes both how many coins are used per transaction on average, as well
as how often refresh operations are run. as how often refresh operations are run.
We ran a simple simulation to determine rather conservative upper bounds for We ran a simple simulation to determine rather conservative upper bounds for
the parameters that characterize the average transaction. The source code for the parameters that characterize the average transaction.
the simulation can be found in Appendix \ref{appendix:coinsim}.
In the simulation, thirteen denominations of values $2^0,\dots,2^{12}$ are In the simulation, thirteen denominations of values $2^0,\dots,2^{12}$ are
available. Customers repeatedly select a random value to be spent between $4$ and $5000$. available. Customers repeatedly select a random value to be spent between $4$ and $5000$.