Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:15

not if the coinjoin in different pools like under and over 0.1 btc

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:14

except if there are enough users for small and big utxos

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:13

not just the person coinjoing but also all other participants in the rounds

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:11

if you coinjoin a few bitcoin and you get 1000 utxos with around 5000 to 10000 sats most will recombine thus reducing their own and others anon sets...

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:01

(the anonset being smaller)

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:58

if it will not be merged

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:57

I don't think this approach is favored by the devs, they seem to prefer the strategy of registering more inputs for each round instead.

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:55

Here's the open issue for it: https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi/issues/12674

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:37

Yes, BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin has a consolidation mode that allows you to register up to 30 inputs in a coinjoin round and a minimum sized output setting that allows you to specify the smallest UTXO you want to receive.

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:28

eg if you have 10x 5000 sats or so, send them to a xmr swap in one TX so they are totally isolated from your main stack

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:24

problem is they are all too small

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 09:14

I can't index the round by txid

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 08:51

Wasabist shows all rounds

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 03:00

There's several tools and websites that list and compare coinjoin coordinators:

Wasabinostr desktop tool - https://github.com/Kukks/wasabinostr
Wasabist - https://wasabist.io/
Wabisator - https://wabisator.com
Liquisabi bot (Twitter) - https://x.com/liquisabi
Liquisabi bot (Nostr) - npub1u4rl3zlfa2efxslhypf4v6r8va5e0c9smxyr5676pxkyk0chn33s0teswa

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 02:58

Yes, Wasabi still has the coinjoin feature.

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:14

It's not really a factor of liquidity, it's a division problem.

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:13

The tradeoff with that is that you would often create an uneven "change" output in the coinjoin since lower denominations are not available, which also reduces the anon sets others would gain as well.

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:12

setting a min value for outputs would help a lot

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 14:10

I wouldn't say "unusable". Private coins don't become non private just because you merge them together, it's only a marginal privacy loss compared to spending them individually. But the issue of many UTXOs isn't inherently solvable, there's always some sort of tradeoff depending on the strategy:

1. You can reduce privacy by consolidating outputs from coinjoins
2. You can reduce privacy by creating less outputs in each coinjoin
3. You can reduce privacy by adding more inputs in each coinjoin

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:58

Also this has some privacy implication. I think when you are a merchant you anyway have a lot of entropy with tx coming from thousand of people potentially. But if it’s just you that has consequences

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:57

makes it unusable for users with highher amounts

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:56

you think this will get merged?

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:54

any plans to do that within wasabi? minimum sized output option?

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:29

it can also happen that when you switch coordinator and use red coin isolation it will churn all the small utxo into even smaller utxo one at the time

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:28

maybe merge them but spend them fully to avoid any more change

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 13:23

Merging them present risks, they are a bit like doxxing change. One thing you could do is submarine swap them to lightning or to monero

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 09:11

is it possible to avoid getting hundreds of very small utxos in settings somehow?

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 07:18

Where can I find all the round today on kruw? @Kruwed

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 02:59

Since the default coinjoin coordinator discontinued their service, you can switch to a new one in your settings:

Wasabi Wallet

02 Sep 2024 02:21

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