Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 23:22

Though they are relatively small compared to the full blockchain, tne necessary blocks and filters are still a 2GB+ space if I remember correctly.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 23:15

It seems to work on mobile over there, so why doesn't Wasabi support mobile?

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:35

Not sure how much of that code was forked from WW1.0 though.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:29

It is not the first fork (and hopefully won't be the last) of Wasabi BTW. Some other projects (mostly dead now I believe) ported Wasabi's to altcoins

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:01

Ginger do you keep documentation of the change differences?

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 19:56

Ginger is a fork of Wasabi - /channel/WasabiWallet/86066

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 19:12

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Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 18:49

It works for me. Remember that your wallet coins screen is categorized by private/semi-private/nonprivate, so that prioritizes over your sorting choice.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 01:30

🚨 New release 2.3.0.0 is out 🚨

🌐 Enhanced Tor integration
📊 Better BTC amount formatting
🔍 More insight on transactions
💰 [Beta] Payment in Coinjoin (RPC)
🔒 Trezor Safe 5 & ColdCard Q support

Release notes & Download: https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi/releases/tag/v2.3.0.0

Wasabi Wallet

23 Oct 2024 09:12

Can I increase gas to speed up transactions when I join coinjoin?

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 23:22

Prove it, here's the txid of the last coinjoin: edb5e92627952262c6cec5320e6889b8fc4e73fbf92dfe88087209df0075a945

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 23:14

You don't need to convert to any other currencies, Bitcoin is already private with Wasabi.

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 23:11

Convert the Bitcoin to XMR first then convert it to Bitcoin or any coin of your choice you can now do what you want with it

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 22:39

If B, for example, sends to a KYC-compliant exchange, wouldn't there be an issue with anonymity if the exchange traces A through B?

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 22:37

This isn't generally considered a problem (as long as you don't create a change output from transaction A that you use as an input in transaction B).

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 23:21

Both Ginger and Wasabi use a relatively huge amount of storage space and cpu power as there is no server that knows your public keys and needs to keep and maintain at least the so called filters from the blockchain.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:39

It was created by Dan Gould - https://github.com/chaincase-app

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:34

There was also Chaincase which was a mobile coinjoin wallet :)

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 20:21

Like all forks, they have the same base but a slightly different direction.

The fundamental change is that they are a for-profit company, with the integration of their own coordinator, which is not compatible with Wasabi because they usually charge a fee for users to join their rounds, which is not allowed by Wasabi (you can read the reason here: https://blog.wasabiwallet.io/killing-coordination-fee/. Their coordinator also rejects coins that have a low score according to chain analysis companies. They also have some optimizations to improve coinjoins in a low liquidity environment, as the integration of the coinjoin engine in Wasabi has been thought for higher liquidity than what they have.

Wasabi is on the other hand a completely FOSS software, that aims at being as open and resilient as possible and safe.

I'd say they're a niche product. They publish here as this is a community group, and they are part of the community and Wasabi's ecosystem.
In general both wallets benefit the one to the other. For example, I am currently implementing translations in Wasabi now that they made 95% of the job for me.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 19:57

I've read it, but I don't really understand what the difference is.

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 19:54

Is GingerWallet a permitted wallet?

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 18:50

yes. for some reason it doesnt work 🤔

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 18:39

ordering coins by size seems to not work in latest version 🤷‍♂️

Wasabi Wallet

23 Oct 2024 09:47

The speed up tx tool is not available for CJ. You can do manual CPFP or use an external tool like mempoolspace accelerator

Wasabi Wallet

23 Oct 2024 02:21

❗️NEVER share your 12 word recovery seed with anyone, scammers who are pretending to be admins DM you❗️

Wasabi is an open source, non custodial Bitcoin wallet for desktop. Your transactions are made private by default using coinjoins, Tor, and block filters.

Here you can ask for support and discuss Bitcoin related topics with the community. Make sure to check out our help docs for solutions to common problems and more information.

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Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 23:18

Don't think so every bitcoin transactions is recorded and can trace back to you by converting to XMR(more private than Bitcoin ) it anonymize you

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 23:13

Will like some of your help if you don't mind thanks

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 22:40

An exchange assuming that deposit B belongs to the same person as transaction A would end up counting many false positives. You can't reliably link this sort of activity together without additional clues.

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 22:38

There's still a risk that someone will simply guess that two payments that spend outputs of the same coinjoin round(s) belong to the same person, but this is just guessing, not proving.

Wasabi Wallet

22 Oct 2024 22:35

If I have a coinjoined bitcoin, and I split it up and send a certain amount of A to someone, and then send B to someone else without coinjoining it again, is A's anonymity at risk?