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Does wasabi wallet support trx, ltc? Or only BTC ?
Читать полностью…If you are interested, I had previously opened an issue that considers privacy loss from postmix consolidations: https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi/issues/10565
Here's a table of amount agnostic combinations that allow the closest naive guesses: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SpptwNZEf1Zikq2TGerUx1qTLefs_5xiYygS--9wnWI/edit?gid=528425917#gid=528425917
Payincoinjoin is available in Wasabi only by using the RPC, but it's a full GUI feature in BTCPay Server's coinjoin plugin.
https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/RPC.html#payincoinjoin
manually consolidating is the only option for most. but thats diminishing everyones anon sets... but yeah... dont let the good be the enemy of the perfect
Читать полностью…that wouldnt be a problem for everyone understanding the utxo model. but for everyone else (wich is the majority of cours)
Читать полностью…The fewer denominations available to a user in the coinjoin round, the more likely it is they will produce change above their "waste" level, and the more deterministic their selections become.
Читать полностью…but of course its not as easy ans simple to set this up. would chanbge a lot
Читать полностью…It's not really a factor of liquidity, it's a division problem.
Читать полностью…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.
Читать полностью…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
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
Читать полностью…This was addressed in Wasabi 2.0.6 with the "Safety Coinjoins" feature that auto remixes the outputs from your first coinjoin when you fund an empty wallet. In BTCPay Server's plugin, this functionality is enabled with the "Consider entry proximity" option.
Читать полностью…Not terribly, I just started getting used to Wasabi's RPC after using Bitcoin Core's RPC a bit.
Читать полностью…I meant manually consolidating by paying your own address in a coinjoin :)
Читать полностью…It may be inconvenient, but you can send payments in coinjoins to vastly improve your privacy (or manually consolidate your UTXOs privately).
Читать полностью…my guess is introducing a plus 0.1 btc pool would increase liquidity a lot...
Читать полностью…not if the coinjoin in different pools like under and over 0.1 btc
Читать полностью…except if there are enough users for small and big utxos
Читать полностью…not just the person coinjoing but also all other participants in the rounds
Читать полностью…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...
Читать полностью…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.
Читать полностью…Here's the open issue for it: https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi/issues/12674
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