Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 06:46

Okay. This is the scenario I was aking..being the recipient means you can always cpfp, right?

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 06:31

On the other end, if you send it to me but TX 1 creates change, UTXO B. Then UTXO B is an output of TX 1, but you control the keys to spend it! So you can spend it with a high fee -> CPFP

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 06:28

Why is a change coin required for CPFP? Isn't one supposed to make the child transaction based only on the parent utxo? For instance, if i am receiving some btc from an external wallet whose tx fee is too low, do you mean I cannot use CPFP if the sender did not have a change address?

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 04:25

Just use wassabeed or build from source by doing dotnet run in the folder WalletWasabi.Daemon. You can then interact through the RPC https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/RPC.html

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 04:21

Can I use the Wasabi Wallet on the command line version of Ubuntu?

Wasabi Wallet

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Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 18:53

Everything that touches the installer is a pain in the ass for us

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 12:34

It seems like that could work, but I don't think there was an option to specify the datadir during the installation.

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 12:20

I want to carry my wallet on an external SSD, so why isn't there a portable version available?

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 04:14

What does mean “mining fee rate was too high” ? why doesn't coinjoin happen further

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 23:35

Regarding the killing fee article, Ginger Wallet client checks the exemption requirement for remixes and leaves the coinjoin if something is not right. Both clients can be considered safe, but as mentioned Wasabi can successfully use the Ginger coordinator only on free coinjoin events.

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

26 Oct 2024 06:32

However, you can always RBF your transaction, which means spending UTXO A again at a higher fee rate, invalidating TX 1. You need a wallet that handles this, such as wasabi wallet 2

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 06:30

You have UTXO A, you send it to me in TX 1, no change. You want to CPFP, for that you have to send an output of TX 1.... But you don't own the keys for spending an output of TX 1, as you sent it to me. I control all the outputs of this TX. So I can CPFP it, but you can't

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 04:26

YOu might have to enable the RPC using the Config file, I don't remember if it enables it by default with the daemon

Wasabi Wallet

26 Oct 2024 04:24

Oh you deleted your message, maybe you figured it out? 😄

Wasabi Wallet

26 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.

🔺 Be careful of phishing sites in search engine results with similar domain names, the official website is wasabiwallet.io 🔗

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 18:53

On Windows the technology is called Wix and it sucks

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 12:36

Correct, there isn't. You need to specify it during start up https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/StartupParameters.html#non-config-file-configurations

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 12:32

Not sure what you mean. You can just copy the file there. Or specify the datadir if you want to run from the ssd

Wasabi Wallet

25 Oct 2024 04:28

This message is appearing due to your 'Max Coinjoin Mining Fee Rate' setting. Currently, transactions need a fee rate of about ~50 sat/vbyte to get into the next block, so if you set a number lower than that in your settings, your client will skip rounds until one is created with a low enough fee:

Wasabi Wallet

25 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.

🔺 Be careful of phishing sites in search engine results with similar domain names, the official website is wasabiwallet.io 🔗

Wasabi Wallet

24 Oct 2024 23:28

Checked, the IndexStore is 2500MB alone, the extra full blocks are wallet dependent. These sizes are constantly increasing.

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.