Kruw

https://wasabiwallet.io

Anyone can create money, the challenge is getting people to accept it.

BIP119
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Public Key

npub1pww7030g95nv9ptfpgfu69jpfxj6pm33xxueztsupwekce45wx4sm6en60

NIP-57 Address

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Profile Code

nprofile1qqsqh808ch5z6fkzs45s5y7dzeq5nfdqaccnrwv39cwqhvmvv668r2curmmnk

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relay.primal.net

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npub1pww7030g95nv9ptfpgfu69jpfxj6pm33xxueztsupwekce45wx4sm6en60

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2024-07-07 22:44:03

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Any time, it triggers whenever there are enough participants ready at the end of the hour.

2024-06-21 10:20:40

On chain fees are low right now, today is a great day to coinjoin!
https://mempool.space/tx/d874c5a2fa09a7c752118ddc40d24f09cb40d4db7065dce6c3217329e8b49b93

2024-06-15 12:22:32

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No.

2024-06-15 11:02:31

159 input coinjoin, new personal record on my coordinator: https://mempool.space/tx/f86a753247eb96405cc9b20845915e2f6fb52283d0705bd715ff292178d97871

2024-06-13 19:04:56

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There was a DoS attack against my server. It's back online now and I added a backup server as well. Sorry for the delay!

2024-06-12 08:47:04

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What category does Wasabi's coinjoins fall into? Each coinjoin round has a centralized coordinator, but discovery of coordinators is decentralized using Nostr 🤔

2024-06-11 10:15:19

Testing out a new Lightning wallet, first 3 people who respond to this note get zapped.

2024-06-07 12:39:36

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And the McDouble too:
https://youtu.be/6OasCaT2qTA?feature=shared

2024-06-05 20:56:54

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And coinjoin to make your labels go away 😃

2024-06-04 14:11:45

Getting a few coinjoins over 100 inputs now: https://mempool.space/tx/61a089907936744552b6f2376a03184a95efa4748687265fa8b58eca9bbf6190

2024-06-02 02:58:17

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Just paste `https://btcpay.kruw.io/plugins/wabisabi-coordinator` into the coordinator box in your client.
https://image.nostr.build/891d918f4645a13c850e25e3fdbf8c3baac98ab46f139b448922e38d318d4232.jpg

2024-06-02 02:44:32

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Wasabi fixes this. You gain complete privacy thanks to BIP157/BIP158, Tor, and coinjoins.

2024-06-02 02:43:40

Farewell 🫡
I am coordinating coinjoins for Wasabi, yoy can connect to my coordinator with
https://btcpay.kruw.io/plugins/wabisabi-coordinator/
#nevent1q…e90s

2024-05-30 02:41:15

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It's not quite the same, but Amethyst has a "hidden words" list so you can exclude repetitive posts or uninteresting topics from your feed.
https://image.nostr.build/a205d1fe93c54917bf773e15e6b34c029bf477f6c88411354d280cb053bbdc9e.jpg

2024-05-16 19:41:24

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What "disclaimers"? 🤣 Samourai explicitly deceived people into leaking their xpubs by falsely claiming their wallet was "full node software": https://twitter.com/SamouraiWallet/status/1576923638846005248

2024-05-16 19:39:35

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Wasabi isn't a honeypot, it uses Tor and BIP157/BIP158 block filters so your IP address and xpub address isn't leaked.
Samourai is a honeypot since it collects all the data of their users by default: https://web.archive.org/web/20230417145554/https://code.samourai.io/wallet/samourai-wallet-android/-/issues/458

2024-05-16 19:06:12

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You are assuming that Drivechains will contain few coins to steal while also providing a large flow of income for miners.

2024-05-16 00:32:17

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Why would hashers switch if they make more by not switching and taking the money instead?

2024-05-15 01:50:11

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What difference does it make if your money is stolen from you slowly and steadily?

2024-05-15 01:43:00

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Most importantly:
- Run a coinjoin coordinator (https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Wabisabi/#running-a-coordinator)

2024-05-13 23:56:01

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What's wrong with the UX of Wasabi Wallet? Here's a demo: https://youtu.be/UbOAbXjzBJg

2024-05-08 14:36:30

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What do you mean? It's on by default in Bitcoin Core 27.0

2024-05-07 02:03:34

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https://cisaresearch.org/
(It's not actually activating in two weeks, that's a meme)

2024-05-06 17:25:39

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Not true. Cross input signature aggregation makes coinjoining cheaper than a single party transaction. It's a soft fork that's activating in 2 weeks.

2024-05-04 19:19:18

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No toxic change with with Wasabi or BTCPay Server either 😎
Whirlpool was the only offender that peeled toxic change 🍌

2024-05-03 13:49:54

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This expectation of martyrdom was cringe then, right? Wasabi didn't even implement KYC and you were trying to "cancel" it. https://image.nostr.build/539ec2e0c39d67405b8385a5a33165dbbf3c0ae93c486840d886f5e6a408d38b.jpg

2024-05-03 12:38:15

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Coinjoin coordinators haven't collapsed. They decentralized:
https://image.nostr.build/81ac3e5eed11ce535398a771c29c893160a23979f8893c27cc0b4cc24b05c82b.jpg

2024-04-29 12:35:02

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BTCPay Server, Trezor, and Wasabi Wallet have incredible privacy by using the WabiSabi coinjoin protocol. It's decentralized by using Nostr for coordinator discovery.

2024-04-28 03:26:55

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Size of coinjoins is more important than frequency of coinjoins. Having a 100 input coinjoin every 10 blocks is better than having a 5 input coinjoin every block.
That said, Wasabi is pumping out coinjoins just as fast as ever: https://image.nostr.build/9b7f33c81940357142dfbbfc90e5a6f5ecdcc540e8933bbe2c6363f06ddb44b5.jpg

2024-04-05 19:04:29

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"This isn't unique to Samourai"
Zeus, Blixt, Breez, Wasabi, etc don't collect the data of their users because they implement BIP157/BIP158 block filters. Samourai has no excuse for collecting the complete financial history of their users.

2024-03-17 10:40:00

Worked on a fun project this weekend. It had me stressed because the due date is soon and I didn't know whether it would work for certain until I after got 20+ hours into the design phase.

2024-02-28 20:50:08

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Blonde. I mean brunette. What were we talking about again?...

2024-01-22 15:15:38

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To change coordinators in Wasabi, you add the URI to your config file. Coordinator discovery can be done with Nostr: #nevent1q…u30t

2024-01-21 22:43:45

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You can choose any WabiSabi coordinator with either BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin or Wasabi Wallet.

2024-01-21 18:54:33

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Did you install the coinjoin plugin? The discover coordinators and publish coordinator buttons are right there on the first menu:
https://image.nostr.build/7ac0aaebe1d566941b2e1e46c0234774cf0e916eb6e8348223e1d2d5d92cbeb8.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=507x531&blurhash=%7C24Lq8%3F0.QR7R%25X4R7XgIB%3F%40v%3At%24MzbYoyj0kmMf%25yZ%3AtiR7R%25bEaMtja5J4H%5Bb%3Bj0tQoyaOtPj0I-Dkbrn%2CoybFRQoynm9YD%25RjoMt6ayWBoft7DjInRQt6t7j%5Ba%7BafoyR8braNtQj%5DafbYaMoyMeXfR8o%7BjcjboxV%5BkU&x=93e1bca399c420bb6402f04377863f960aa600b7914e0845a35f35a282420870
https://image.nostr.build/23beca74e1bec799f724b1f6ac8c3ddc10c02b8fbba87c451f29d97e1508441e.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=502x311&blurhash=r442%3Bb-%3Bx%5B*ERjM%7BpXV%5BVuw6.j%25_Q%3DpCk%2BR7oxoyyUZ-Vbt%24R7RRo%7BjIjbZpnTa4MNRQV%5BVukBoyijnAZ.Q%3DR8VuVuaybFf%7EQ%3BVbtQi%25aOoxV%5BWB&x=fd1af524de0319308a7a2569054c492558f0d619b0943cad18d295635c6ab3d2

2024-01-21 14:50:11

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Yes, the client and backend are entirely open source.

2024-01-21 13:49:22

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Yes, it's a very important detail that WabiSabi does not incentivize free Sybil attacks like Whirlpool does: In Whirlpool, the victims of Sybil attacks pay for the block space used by an attacker, who remixes for completely free. WabiSabi is more resilient to Sybil attacks because the attacker has to pay for the block space they use.

2024-01-21 13:44:44

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Yes, the list of WabiSabi coordinators is published to Nostr so anyone can discover and add them. And yes, BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin has cross mixing between coordinators built in as a feature.

2024-01-21 03:17:02

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I think that project has long been deprecated. I use BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin to run my WabiSabi coordinator, you can enable it with 1 click.

2024-01-21 03:14:26

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While the naive per round privacy expectations from Whirlpool are objectively smaller than WabiSabi (5 input minimum in Whirlpool compared to 150 input minimum in WabiSabi), that's just an implementation detail. There's no coordinator fee charged for remixing using zkSNACKs' WabiSabi coordinator either.
The advancement that makes the WabiSabi coinjoin protocol so much better is that you gain COMPLETE privacy on your coins, whereas Whirlpool links your transactions together due to common input ownership being revealed and toxic change being created during the premix transaction.
WabiSabi coinjoins gives the same privacy UX to Bitcoin as Monero does to Monero 🎭 The only exception is if you are the largest whale in your coinjoin round - since Bitcoin does not have confidential transactions, a whale's coins might require multiple remixes before gaining full privacy.
You can read more from the mailing list post if you enjoy the technical details: https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2022-April/020202.html

2024-01-20 15:19:11

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...why would you pay more in fees to get worse privacy using Whirlpool?

2024-01-20 10:02:56

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WabiSabi coinjoins cost far less in mining fees and provide superior privacy compared to Whirlpool since there's no toxic change created and no common input ownership revealed. You can participate in WabiSabi coinjoins with BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin, Trezor's coinjoin account, or Wasabi Wallet for desktop.

2024-01-18 17:26:03

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That's fine to include a new UTXO if you use coinjoin to turn all the UTXOs in your wallet private.

2024-01-07 17:53:06

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Try BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin instead of Whirlpool. It's uses an upgraded protocol that's MASSIVELY cheaper, and you can make EVERY spend a coinjoin, without revealing common input ownership or creating toxic change -
#nevent1q…22vn

2024-01-07 17:50:07

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A DISCUSSION ABOUT BITCOIN PRIVACY IS NEVER "NOT WORTH CONTINUING".
YOU'VE SPENT 20 POSTS ARGUING ABOUT SYBIL ATTACKS (that don't apply whatsoever if the coordinator is part of your threat model) WITHOUT EVER ADDRESSING HOW TX0 PREMIXING WASTES BLOCK SPACE AND HARMS PRIVACY COMPARED TO DOING A CUTHROUGH TRANSACTION:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1

2024-01-07 17:39:19

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NO, THEY WOULD PAY LESS IN FEES, AS I CALCULATED ABOVE:
#nevent1q…0ye3
THIS FLOODING DISCOUNT FOR SYBIL ATTACKERS DOESN'T EVEN STOP AT 10 UTXOS, IT GOES TO 70 UTXOS IN THE 1M-50M SAT POOLS!

2024-01-07 17:25:48

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A Sybil attacker is not limited to using a single client, they can tx0 with multiple clients in order to participate in the same round. YOU APPARENTLY DO NOT FUNDAMENTALLY UNDERSTAND HOW IT WORKS SINCE YOU THOUGHT FLOODING PAYS LESS IN COORDINATOR FEES COMPARED TO CONSOLIDATING.
I've never "advocated for a coordinator", I'm pointing out technical flaws that waste block space and harm privacy and create unbalanced incentives that subsidize Sybil attacks and all you do is VIRTUE SIGNAL TO DEFLECT FROM REAL ARGUMENTS. If you really gave a shit about "censorship", you would just check the "run coordinator" box on your BTCPay Server coinjoin plugin. Do you have the balls?
Let's talk about dust grinding! Whirlpool is paying 369 sats in fees to create a non private output for 305 sats??? https://mempool.space/address/bc1qp25y8kfywz88myuh7ed3dmx3vv2z2dwuxhjnlv

2024-01-07 17:12:44

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YOU HAVE IT LITERALLY BACKWARDS. FLOODING COSTS LESS IN COORDINATOR FEES THAN CONSOLIDATING, GIVING SYBIL ATTACKERS AN UPPER HAND OVER HONEST USERS:
Let's say you have 10 million sats. If you flood the 1 million sat pool with 10 UTXOs, you pay 100k sats to the coordinator. If you only create 2 UTXOs and participate in the 5 million sat pool, you pay 175k sats to the coordinator. THE FLOODER PAYS LESS TO THE COORDINATOR THAN THE HONEST USER.
You still haven't even made an attempt to address the main issue which has nothing to do with Whirlpool's backward coordinator fee incentives - the REAL issue is how premixing needlessly consumes block space while HARMING the privacy gains of coinjoin participants:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1

2024-01-07 16:43:15

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That's the note ABOVE my reply (which remains unaddressed), not a note BELOW it:
#nevent1q…qr0t
Coordinator fees do not protect you at all against a Sybil attacker if the coordinator is part of your threat model 🙄
Mining fees are protect you against a Sybil attacker, and Whirlpool is especially vulnerable to Sbil attacks because THE ATTACK VICTIMS PAY THE MINING FEES FOR THE BLOCK SPACE USED BY ATTACKERS.
The coordinator fee incentives of tx0 give Sybil attackers an advantage over regular users because they get a DISCOUNTED COORDINATOR FEE for splitting their coins and participating in more rounds compared to consolidating into bigger pools.
The worst part is, none of this Sybil attack discussion even remotely touches the original point, which is how premixing is HARMING privacy while WASTING block space:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1

2024-01-07 16:28:03

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What's the note ID? I don't see it.

2024-01-07 16:23:13

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Haha Matt, if you really feel that way,
I'll oblige your test and reply to every one of your posts until you finally address Whirlpool's vulnerabilities to Sybil attacks, and how Whirlpool's tx0 needlessly wastes block space while damaging the privacy of coinjoin participants:
#nevent1q…qr0t

2024-01-04 01:55:13

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You can consolidate those inputs privately in a WabiSabi coinjoin. If you want amounts over 100k sats, then you should use the coinjoin plugin for BTCPay Server which lets you specify the minimum output amount.
https://image.nostr.build/63b5d935c204cec4bd2b54216d495a5efdbd8f1cae42231c08b06aa6e7e25bda.jpg

2023-12-30 22:32:47

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It's the free market. If you don't like it, then bid more.

2023-12-23 02:35:10

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I've never interacted before, what are you talking about "educated so many fucking times"? Whirlpool wastes blockspace with the Tx0 "premix" transaction, and Tx0 even HARMS your privacy in edge cases:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1

2023-12-22 09:14:53

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Whirlpool is the WORST coinjoin implementation in Bitcoin. It creates "toxic change" which can be tracked.
Better coinjoin implementations like WabiSabi and JoinMarket were not affected by OCEAN's filters because they don't waste extra block space with "premixing" like Whirlpool does.

2023-12-19 22:57:21

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This claim is easily defeated by using the same line of reasoning that frustrates the Keynesian inflators: If printing 1 trillion is good for the economy, then printing 10 trillion must be EVEN BETTER for the economy, right? If $15 minimum wage is good solves poverty, then a $100 minimum wage is EVEN BETTER, right?
So, if premixing with tx0 "improves Sybil resistance", then premixing 5 times with tx0, tx1, tx2, tx3, and tx4 is even BETTER, right?

2023-12-19 16:13:18

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You sent me a "wall of text" about Sybil attacks that has nothing to do with tx0 needlessly wasting block space. Tx0 even HARMS user privacy in edge cases:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1
Much like the Keynesians are not able to formulate an answer as to "How does printing more paper make society richer", Whirlpoolers are not able to answer "How does premixing make privacy better?"
https://youtu.be/QJwmMu15Exc

2023-12-18 01:42:11

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The tx0 premix transaction makes the block space consumption and privacy horribly worse for Whirlpool compared to skipping the premix and coinjoining directly:
https://image.nostr.build/14026e01cbbd0981d24e2b4866265f026b92bc584d9e2dc16acf1d641a4b69ef.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1544x1491&blurhash=%7C8SF%40R%25M%7EqMy%25hgLogt8wgtRM_D%25xvR%24xv-qV%40oNxbbakCoLR*aejZWUj%5Bxuj%5D%25MWURQWANFoMW-%3FcMxIU%25gNFWExuRjRkM%7BX7xbnQR%2BbEWBX7spf%2CxakBIonjazWBxHNssEt7kCRPtQV%5BM%7BxuRjIUof%25LRkV%40oeWCWAog&x=3226e49be19cf5640fddfd6ca3bccf5b980d5202c66abdcbe16ee69572319df1

2023-12-18 01:06:51

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Okay @npub1qny…95gx, let's have the conversation instead of avoiding it this time:
https://image.nostr.build/7f6f8f19033641f9b23854e481ae57ce08aba7167a241de0b593519069a8f804.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1077x1755&blurhash=%5E25E%3AA_NE0R.RkV%40%3FvSiI%3AR*M%7CofxuWVbIj%5BWAofyDo%7EkrX9R*WBK4KPcFOsNGae%3FbogM%7BWBV%40fk%24%25aKV%40s9oet7yEtlt7ozWqV%40xv%25Mxtt7ogWB&x=0e96aa50af2c24d2232ac553e3ee24b82d83da6e15a0ddf562048287bdcea4be

2023-12-17 18:36:05

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Whirlpool makes the situation horribly worse by wasting block space with "premix" and "postmix" transactions 💩
WabiSabi coinjoins allow you to mix and send directly to your destination in a single transaction, without leaking common input ownership and without creating any unspendable "toxic change" 🎭

2023-12-12 12:33:25

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Then I'm happy you're about to switch back to Wasabi since Samourai uses a fixed fee address: https://web.archive.org/web/20231025112815/https://code.samourai.io/wallet/samourai-wallet-android/-/issues/462

2023-12-12 03:59:10

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Mixing already splits up the coins, and you can pay the fee directly in the mix. Wasabi Wallet, BTCPay Server, Trezor, and JoinMarket all do this already.

2023-12-11 14:41:09

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Tx0 does not increase the fungibility of coins, it's a self spend transaction without other participants. No other coinjoin implementation creates this waste.

2023-12-09 05:45:58

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I fully agree there's no reason to limit OP_RETURN. But that doesn't excuse Whirlpool wasting block space for no reason.

2023-12-09 04:30:03

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Tx0 is not required for zerolink.

2023-12-09 02:23:33

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Kortik, what are you talking about?... Samourai reuses addresses for fee collection, tx0 does nothing to stop that: https://web.archive.org/web/20231025112815/https://code.samourai.io/wallet/samourai-wallet-android/-/issues/462

2023-12-09 02:20:58

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You realize you don't need OP_RETURN to coinjoin right?

2023-12-08 14:28:29

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Just became a 100k sat mortal. I'll take a size M.

2023-12-06 18:42:16

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WabiSabi coinjoins solve the toxic change and common input ownership problems of Whirlpool, it's a massive improvement in block space efficiency and privacy.

2023-12-03 06:32:26

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The coordinator is more generous (there's no coordinator fee charged at all for inputs 0.01 BTC or lower in Wasabi).
Additionally, the block space efficiency is much greater using the WabiSabi protocol since you don't do a self spending tx0 transaction, and you don't pay for the coordinator's fee output either.

2023-12-02 15:06:08

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Coinjoining with Wasabi only costs a 0.3% fee. Definitely worth it.

2023-11-28 02:09:14

The prison is not designed for you to escape it.
#nevent1q…wcn6

2023-11-14 12:24:01

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No, Tor by default is not only deployed in Wasabi, but Joinmarket, BTCPay Server, and Trezor as well. It's a critical component of preserving your privacy when coinjoining.
This is the SECOND guide for Sparrow Whirlpool I've seen that fails to include Tor: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5470024.0
With this sort of widespread miseducation/misconfiguration happening, Samourai's coordinator is able to harvest a huge amount of Sparrow user data that they can use for blockchain analysis.

2023-11-11 15:48:38

Anyone selling creative Bitcoin themed "Piggy Banks" for fiat metal coins? Shill me your wares.

2023-10-26 19:17:17

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Wow, we really are ALL getting girlfriends 🤣🤣

2023-10-15 18:00:05

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The BTCPay Server WabiSabi coinjoin plugin allows you to specify a minimum output size, but it's best for privacy to let the random number generator completely decompose your change.

2023-10-10 07:18:50

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If there's less than 150 eligible inputs remaining, then there's no advancement to a blame round. There's also an arbitrary limit of 7 blame rounds.

2023-10-02 18:23:33

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Wasabi Wallet, BTCPay Server, and Trezor have the largest and most private coinjoins. Unlike Whirlpool, there is no common input ownership revealed, no totic change to trace, and there's no coordinator fees charged for any inputs 1m sats or lower.
https://youtu.be/UbOAbXjzBJg?feature=shared

2023-10-01 20:56:40

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Some downtime* https://bitcoinuptime.org/

2023-10-01 01:54:46

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BIP352 is more private and less costly than BIP47 - https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/pull/1458

2023-09-14 18:49:48

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There's no trust required, Trezor's coinjoin account uses Tor and compact block filters so your IP address and xpub address are not shared with them.

2023-09-13 01:18:05

I don't want any ETFs to ever be approved. People already have access to Bitcoin, it's called a wallet.

2023-09-02 21:19:00

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JoinMarket coinjoin maker.

2023-08-21 13:35:25

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Thing 4:
-Use Wasabi, which automatically protects your IP address with Tor, xpub address with BIP158, and on chain history with coinjoins.

2023-08-17 11:22:23

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Yes. BTCPay Server's WabiSabi coinjoin plugin allows you to discover coordinators and mix your funds between them: https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Wabisabi/#additional-coordinators

2023-08-09 01:18:55

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Anything regarding voting.

2023-08-07 17:47:25

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Activate CTV.

2023-07-31 20:42:48

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Wearing the hat 😃

2023-07-31 01:09:42

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Sybil attackers enjoy the free remix feature as well since their mining fees are paid by their victims ☠️

2023-07-30 02:57:11

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If a coordinator refuses to include your UTXO because of a chain analysis company's opinion, you can use a different coordinator or run your own since everything is open source. Wasabi is designed so there is never a risk to the user's data even if the coordinator is malicious.

2023-07-29 03:54:44

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In addition to eliminating doxxic change, Wasabi's coinjoins also hide common input ownership. Huge step forward in Bitcoin privacy.

2023-07-29 00:49:45

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How do I know if I've upgraded? I can't find the version number in my client.

2023-07-28 22:58:44

"I have hundreds of burner nostr npubs..."
#nevent1q…tasz

2023-07-14 16:12:38

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Having UTXOs of many different sizes is an advantage because you can create combinations of inputs that closely match the amount you are trying to pay without generating a change output. Wasabi Wallet makes your smallest coinjoin outputs flexible this way -
https://cdn.nostr.build/i/d34b7d3487267ca5bc5b52a2dcfc5b06852e01e377da0a70334dba3cbb4992a5.jpg

2023-07-14 00:09:31

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You should try a WabiSabi coinjoin with Trezor, BTCPay Server, or Wasabi Wallet. There's no coordinator fee for inputs under 1 million sats, and less block space/mining fees required.

2023-07-14 00:06:39

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You should try Wasabi Wallet. UTXO management is even easier since they are consolidated privately in coinjoins. Since there is no "unmixed change", there is no bad bank necessary.

2023-07-14 00:03:57

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Lots of things are very wrong in that chart. For example, Wasabi doesn't have change outputs at all, has a flat fee, has free remixing, has postmix spending tools, etc.

2023-07-13 15:58:44

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Yes, just for the customer service.

2023-07-12 01:51:09

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If I steal a meme from anyone, I zap them.

2023-07-12 00:33:48

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Gm, feels good to be back 😎
#nevent1q…4ar2