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Just testing it out? 

Yes, I was just testing it out.
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If you can't come up with anything to contribute to the topic that isn't sarcasm, then I've made my point effectively.
Your point being?  We are using sarcasm because of how ironical and funny the B S you are saying is.  Do you ever read your own posts to realize how silly they sound?

I have some serious non sarcastic questions you never answer to.  They are a contribution to both topics I answered to and I have not seen an answer to those yet. Oh.  Wait.  Maybe because you only answer to the fragments of our posts that are convenient to you and to non serious replies.

They are paid to promote custodians, it's not like they don't obviously know they are accepting fractionally reserved funds. And they have no excuse that they didn't see it coming because once the previous custodian finished taking all the money from their customers, they switched to advertise a new custodian. Can you guess what happened with the new custodian?
Who are you even talking about?  Name and shame.  Which scammer did I support, besides you?

You took all my Wasabi Coin Join fees back when Wasabi pretended to be the Privacy protecting party of Bitcoin and are using it for Blockchain Analysis tools.  You are pretty much using the fees I paid against me, attacking the privileges I was paying you for.  Any body with two brain cells would understand using Blockchain Analysis on their own Privacy advocate customers would be a move against the customers.  Let alone Wasabi who I have no doubt knew this.  And you call out Mixers and Samourai?

Then Wasabi completely ignored the backlash and further more even started promoting their surveillance partnered Wallet on Bitcoin Talk for the first time.  I wonder why.

I have been using Mixers for many years.  Got scammed precisely zero times.  Zero BTC stolen from me.  With the way you are using my fees which were pretty hefty, I can comfortably say I got scammed.

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How come the only partners we have heard about from Wasabi are Blockchain Analysis and Trezor, out of which one is the most hated in the Bitcoin Talk community and the other has a history like this,
They were also a big supporter of AOPP, which was a protocol designed to make you KYC your own addresses to centralized exchanges before being allowed to withdraw.
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There is only a single thing I get out of this whole situation.  Wasabi was pressured and cornered by some authority and it was a disappear or comply type of situation.  I get Wasabi wanted from a business perspective to continue as earnings I suppose were not negligible.

But then it would have made sense to act in a different manner.  If I had to choose between obeying and disappearing out of the Market and I was depending on the earnings from Wasabi I do not know what I would have done.  Mentally I would say disappear but I have not been there to know.

What I know is if my choice was to comply I would have said the unfortunate truth.  There would have been so much more for you to gain by doing so.  Imagine Wasabi came out telling the truth and apologizing by explaining there was nothing else they could have done but to obey.  Imagine they did not continue to deceive their users.  I would have continued to respect Wasabi knowing this is a tough time to try to rebel against the rules because by protesting you know they will try to take you out.

I in fact believe some of us would have even continued to stay and support.  You could have worked with us rather than go against us.  We could have helped you find a way to make it better for every body while not risking the safety of Wasabis team.  You could have said something along the lines of 'We are sorry this is happening.  It is inconvenient to all of us.  Particularly to our customers.  We want to let you know that even if we had no choice but to obey, this does not mean your Coins will ever get to any authority.  It does not mean we have switched sides.  We will strive to find a better way for every body to be happy'.

Instead.  You chose to fully switch sides, lie, deceive and act as a Bitcoin hero.  Recently turning into pretending that Wasabi is in fact Bitcoin.  Guess the only missing piece of the puzzle is some body from Wasabis team partnering with CSW or pretending to be Satoshi themselves.

More over.  What I would have done is fund competitors who continue to do what I wanted to do.  Such as Join Market.  I would have funded others who are trying to continue doing what my dream was.  Building a way to create close to perfect Privacy for Bitcoin users.  That would have shown respect to my customers and respect to those who are brave enough to continue what I have been warned to stop doing.

Trying to overlook Join Market with superiority only makes you seem even worse.  As I said.  It is understandable to break down mentally and choose the safer way for you.  But if you then IMMEDIATELY transition to spitting on all the rest who are choosing the riskier side.  Then it means you were a pathological liar pretending all along.

But what did I expect really.  Superheroes are only real in the movies.
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I mean it's technically still running, I only used it for coordinating my own coinjoin one time.
Based on that, can we conclude that you weren't satisfied with the zkSNACKs coordinator for some reason, and that made you run your own despite suffering from liquidity and traffic issues because I am guessing there weren't many other parties coinjoining with you? Why would a pro-Wasabi and zkSNACKs individual run a different coordinator? Just testing it out? 
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So, that's a thing of the past then? Why did you stop? You suggested a few posts above that I could run my own coordinator and outperform zkSNACKs by charging lower fees. Did that not work when you tried it?

I mean it's technically still running, I only used it for coordinating my own coinjoin one time.

Are you claiming they are the owners of the mixing services they advertise? Grin You do realize there is a difference between advertising something any owning a certain company or brand. So even if the thing they advertised was doing everything you said it does, it's not the people wearing the signatures that are stealing the coins or data. If the CEO of Nike was arrested for fraud, would you arrest everyone on the street wearing Nike sneakers for being criminals? 

They are paid to promote custodians, it's not like they don't obviously know they are accepting fractionally reserved funds. And they have no excuse that they didn't see it coming because once the previous custodian finished taking all the money from their customers, they switched to advertise a new custodian. Can you guess what happened with the new custodian?
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I have coordinated my own WabiSabi coinjoin before.
So, that's a thing of the past then? Why did you stop? You suggested a few posts above that I could run my own coordinator and outperform zkSNACKs by charging lower fees. Did that not work when you tried it?

If they were coordinating WabiSabi coinjoins, then they wouldn't be able to keep stealing people's Bitcoins and keep spying on people's data using their "mixing sites".
Are you claiming they are the owners of the mixing services they advertise? Grin You do realize there is a difference between advertising something any owning a certain company or brand. So even if the thing they advertised was doing everything you said it does, it's not the people wearing the signatures that are stealing the coins or data. If the CEO of Nike was arrested for fraud, would you arrest everyone on the street wearing Nike sneakers for being criminals? 
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Are you a magician or how do you nail these every single time?  It is impressive!  You would do insanely good as a crime investigator.  I wonder how the FBI has not arrested all of us yet after all this much stolen money.  We deserve to sit right next to Ruja Ignatova on their watch list after the damages done by our gang of Bitcoin goons.

If you can't come up with anything to contribute to the topic that isn't sarcasm, then I've made my point effectively.

If your arguments are reduced to sarcasm, then I've made my point effectively.

No one is contradicting my claims because they are true.  That's why everyone just responds with sarcasm because they can't actually prove my claims to be untrue.
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Extreme reasoning there. Wasabi team must be proud of you. Lol, I am now starting to get why Samourai puts their "competitor" in quotation marks every time.
It feels more and more like talking to a child or a BSV cult member every time Kruw writes a response.  Recently the BSV cult member feeling dominates a little bit.  Kruw has an ego at levels never seen before.  He now refers to Wasabi as Bitcoin,
You misunderstand how Bitcoin works: A coinjoin coordinator .....

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Only politicians lie that boldly, and Samourai is lying boldly because they have something valuable to gain if you believe them: Your data.
Kruw.  I think you should stop.  You are starting to see yourself through others and it is not good for Wasabis image.  I know I gave you a mirror in the other topic but be careful how you use it.

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Stop hiding from your own falsified claims and take accountability for the damage you caused to Bitcoin's privacy with your deception.
Do not worry Kruw.  All the damage we dealt to Bitcoins Privacy has now been fixed by Wasabi using Blockchain Analysis.  And every time more damage is dealt, Blockchain Analysis will do their job at healing it again.

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The reason they don't want to run a coordinator is because WabiSabi coinjoin coordination is completely non custodial and completely private.  If they were coordinating WabiSabi coinjoins, then they wouldn't be able to keep stealing people's Bitcoins and keep spying on people's data using their "mixing sites".
Are you a magician or how do you nail these every single time?  It is impressive!  You would do insanely good as a crime investigator.  I wonder how the FBI has not arrested all of us yet after all this much stolen money.  We deserve to sit right next to Ruja Ignatova on their watch list after the damages done by our gang of Bitcoin goons.
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I'm merely questioning what he said when he mentioned that the team behind SamouraiWallet is an entity that might be working for a State-Sponsored-Actor who's looking into de-anonymizing CoinJoins. That ser, is a grave accusation.

Yes, that is a grave accusation, but there's really no other way to explain Samourai deceiving their users by telling them that their mobile light wallet (which spies on the complete financial history of their users, including the coinjoins they pay Samourai for) is a "full node wallet" and "always has been" when asked why they have not implemented BIP157 block filters: https://twitter.com/SamouraiWallet/status/1576923638846005248

Only politicians lie that boldly, and Samourai is lying boldly because they have something valuable to gain if you believe them: Your data.  Samourai's dishonesty has been exposed by not only Peter Todd and the Wasabi team, but also by Greg Maxwell:

Repeated dishonesty from Samourai have barred them from ever receiving a payout from the bounty as far as I am concerned: I will not be signing a transaction paying them. Evaluating the privacy of systems is difficult even when the involved parties are honest and easy to work with, it is far too difficult when they are actively misleading.  Personally, I would urge my friends to not use that wallet.

Make an ELI-5 guide, make it educational. Users need to run their own coordinators.

I already showed BlackHatCoiner and o_e_l_e_o how to click the single button needed to run a WabiSabi coordinator:

Can you provide us some guidance on how can this be done? Sort of like step by step.

Go to your node and check the "Enable Coordinator" button on your BTCPay Server WabiSabi coinjoin plugin:

Stop doubting, start running: https://i.imgur.com/dA1YkUp.png

I'm confused by what you mean
He means a one click installer for a coordinator.

Refer to the BTCPay Server installation video I posted already, you can see the 1 click installer for coordinators there.  It's the "coordinator runner" tab.


The reason they don't want to run a coordinator is because WabiSabi coinjoin coordination is completely non custodial and completely private.  If they were coordinating WabiSabi coinjoins, then they wouldn't be able to keep stealing people's Bitcoins and keep spying on people's data using their "mixing sites".
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Wasabi coinjoins reusing addresses, leading to users being doxxed: https://nitter.it/ErgoBTC/status/1585671294783311872
Wasabi coinjoins using the same address on both sides of a transaction: https://mempool.space/tx/af50a27691c0f0b7b626cddb74445a0e26bb6ed7b045861067326ea173bc17d0 (address bc1qft2uze947wtdvvhdqtx00c8el954y6ekxjk73h)

Didn't you hear Peter Todd?  https://youtu.be/oPNFdhZUGmk?t=162


I like Peter Todd, and I believe he should be included in a group of Trusted Stewards that should maintain and oversee Bitcoin's development and progress, BUT I believe that's still a very grave accusation there and one that we should probably take with a grain of salt. Stop using it as some sort of marketing material. Roll Eyes

It's not a "very grave accusation", it's simply how BIP32 hierarchical deterministic address generation works.  If you use the same seed on two devices, you will generate the exact same addresses: https://bips.xyz/32

It's fortunate we have Bitcoin experts like Peter Todd to prove custodial shills like o_e_l_e_o and BlackHatCoiner wrong about "flaws" they claim exist in Wasabi coinjoins.  The problem is that o_e_l_e_o and BlackHatCoiner are duplicating their lies on every topic about privacy they find on this forum, so I have to continually use Peter Todd's clip to expose them as frauds on multiple threads, which is why you must think I'm using it as "some sort of marketing material".


I'm not talking about the technical flaws in the design, if they are there. I'm not a very technical person, I can't speak for/against it. I'm merely questioning what he said when he mentioned that the team behind SamouraiWallet is an entity that might be working for a State-Sponsored-Actor who's looking into de-anonymizing CoinJoins. That ser, is a grave accusation.

Why don't you do it for example?

I have coordinated my own WabiSabi coinjoin before.


Make an ELI-5 guide, make it educational. Users need to run their own coordinators.
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Why don't you do it for example?

I have coordinated my own WabiSabi coinjoin before.
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Displaying developers' revenue spending is impractical according to crwatkins:  https://github.com/bitcoin-dot-org/Bitcoin.org/issues/4125#issuecomment-1793827490.

I would argue that this particular information is more than just "revenue spending".  Dropping your 2 cents to this discussion would be helpful. 
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...you assume there are many of these users who are banned that will switch to your coordinator, right?
Who knows how many there are. Wasabi and zkSNACKs doesn't keep records, blockchain analysis isn't going to publish anything, and those who got banned from participating in a coinjoin, for whatever reason, aren't going to complain publicly in great numbers.

Besides, you can always outcompete zkSNACKs by charging lower coordinator fees or by offering different round parameters that better fit to certain use cases.
Why don't you do it for example? Are you personally happy with the route zkSNACKs has taken with the censorship? Do you think there should be censorship like this?
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- Me getting paid for advertising a mixer: Shill.
- Peter Todd being partners with Wasabi: Not a shill.

Wow, after your claims of Wasabi having flaws were exposed as lies by Peter Todd, you falsely accuse him of being "a partner with Wasabi".  Peter Todd is not a partner with Wasabi, he is a user of Wasabi.

In fact, I'm pretty much recommending doing Whirlpool coinjoins and using Monero as much as possible, and whenever reviewing a mixer I'm very strict due to the competition of decentralized mixing. And guess what, I'm not getting paid by neither Samourai nor Monero devs.

You shouldn't recommend Whirlpool coinjoins.  Unlike WabiSabi coinjoins, Whirlpool coinjoins are traceable:

Instead of enrolling three post-mix inputs as usual the coordinator will now enroll additional post-mix inputs. This makes the coinjoin transactions larger and therefore even harder to break

Why don't they create rounds larger than 5-8 inputs?  zkSNACKs' coordinator creates coinjoins with 150-400 inputs, which provides much greater anonymity per transaction.

These two new inputs are created from an initial transaction called Tx0 which splits the amount of be coinjoined in to the needed denominations to join the chosen pool, along with a few extra sats in to each input to pay the fee for that first coinjoin transaction.

This is an enormous waste of block space and less private compared to skipping tx0 and creating your equal sized denominations directly from the coinjoin transaction itself (like JoinMarket's coinjoins and Wasabi 1.0's ZeroLink implementation).

btw, is there a statistic showing how many coin-join tx whirlpool is running per day? Just curious to see how popular their service has become.

The count of coinjoin transactions is not a good way to measure its popularity since some coinjoin transactions can have more or less inputs/outputs than others and more or less value mixed.  For example, users of the WabiSabi coinjoin protocol mix 3x as much new BTC and remix >10x total BTC compared to Whirlpool despite creating 1/6 of the amount of coinjoin transactions.  This is preferred since it is far more private and block space efficient to create larger sized coinjoins than smaller sized coinjoins.

Regardless of which one you choose, I would spend some time reading about that specific implementation works, how it handles things like toxic change, and the steps you need to take to not mess up and negate the privacy it provides.

Nice dashboard, bookmarked! I might be wrong, but I suppose you're an avid user of coin-join usage. What would be the best method that one could apply to run a coin-join? I suppose using Sparrow Wallet would be the best bet?

Wasabi Wallet, BTCPay Server, or Trezor are your best choices since they support the WabiSabi coinjoin protocol and are prepackaged with Tor enabled by default. Like o_e_l_e_o mentioned, you need to be aware of how toxic change works.  Whirlpool coinjoins create toxic change that can be tracked when it is spent in a future transaction.  WabiSabi coinjoins eliminate toxic change by decomposing your input value into various sized denominations.  Additionally, Whirlpool exposes common input ownership from coins you use in tx0 transactions.  WabiSabi coinjoins also prevent common input ownership association, allowing multiple inputs to be registered privately by a user into a single round.

In terms of privacy to an outside observer, then at the moment it depends on how you use them, but in the future I would say Whirlwind will provide better privacy than Whirlpool. If you coinjoin on Whirlpool, then your privacy is dependent on how many times you let the coins be mixed before you spend them. Assuming 5-input and 5-output coinjoins, then after one mix your backwards looking anonymity set is a maximum of 5. After two mixes, a maximum of 25. After three mixes, a maximum of 125. And so on. I say maximum, because if other people in the coinjoin do something stupid and deanonymize their coins, than that lowers your anonymity set. If you leave your coins in Whirlpool for months and months and end up with 10+ remixes then that's a very good anonymity set, but if you just let them be coinjoined once or twice before you spend them then that's not a very good anonymity set. This same principle applies to any coinjoin implementation. Whirlwind, on the other hand, currently has an anonymity set of 414 as long as you don't deposit huge amounts, and this is only going to grow. In the future, you will be able to get an anonymity set with Whirlwind of 10,000 or more.

Whirlwind scammed their users, what makes you think they didn't also sell their data?

Whirlwind tries to minimize the consequences of this by dividing custody into multiple trustworthy forum members, but it doesn't eliminate it completely, and it's yet to implement this shared custody.

Whirlwind scammed their users, there's no excuse to give up custody of your funds or data.

No, the coins remain under your control in either Samourai (mobile) or Sparrow (desktop), but with the obvious risk that these are hot wallets.

The WabiSabi coinjoin protocol allows you to coinjoin from a hardware wallet.  Trezor already supports this.

The first is the fee to Whirlpool itself, which is a flat fee depending on the pool you are joining.

The flat pool entry fee structure is designed to incentivize worst privacy practices.  Since fees are not collected directly based on volume, it is cheaper to participate in a smaller pool and create more outputs than participate in a larger pool and create less outputs. Additionally, it incentivizes revealing common inputs ownership of premix UTXOs since it is cheaper to consolidate them to enter the pool once than to enter the pool with each UTXO individually.  Samourai has never explained why they purposely chose a fee structure that heavily penalizes the most private usage of their protocol.

Because of this backwards design, you can easily link premix inputs to postmix outputs in many cases.  Notice how this Whirlpool tx0 premix creates 70 outputs for 0.05 BTC - https://mempool.space/tx/63679c9ec82f246811acbab0c04cc0fc77ba050e1b6c23661d78afcfc13cf8aa

Notice how every single input of this Whirlpool exit transaction is a direct descendant of rounds created by the aforementioned premix transaction: https://mempool.space/tx/ce2f84f7c5ff74fb1da103acb7b279bd34f02f5e9e3a2e1b6417ce8b9b7392db

When many inputs used in the postmix exit transaction are created directly from a round that the premix transaction entered, it makes it trivial to trace the user through Whirlpool.  Fortunately, the user abandoned Whirlpool and upgraded to using the WabiSabi coinjoin protocol instead, which made him completely untraceable: https://mempool.space/address/bc1qjjw5gaglkycu2lm5fskl7qhktk0hec4a5me3da

Post the tx ID of any Whirlpool transaction and I will show you the tx0 transaction that was created by each of the new entrants.
Ok, here's one: https://mempool.space/tx/ed3131b544fbf00a71709942e483b55e629312ecb181e6e819409f419ee0d226

Where exactly is the privacy loss for new entrants, splitting a single UTXO in to multiple UTXOs to join the pool?

Okay, here's all the payments that can be tracked from the two new participants of the Whirlpool coinjoin transaction:

Entrant 1: bc1q03c0443ausjjdxl2h6ud5m8c0dux0zyg3dqdj7 created 0.00170417 BTC in unmixed change sent to bc1q3fduld0l3r8nclyt5p3r7ak675tekurstn55tl.  Since this UTXO is not private, the sats were marked as unspendable and have not been recovered by the wallet owner  Cry Cry Cry

Entrant 2: bc1qzc8zku26ej337huw5dlt390cy2r9kgnq7dhtys created 0.00191247 BTC in unmixed change sent to bc1qjlltxr443uy236wl4xhpxlr6dgsu0zltlv3m44. This UTXO was used in a second tx0 transaction, creating a huge trail of transactions that could be traced to each other  Shocked Shocked Shocked

The 2nd tx0 transaction created 0.00076348 BTC unmixed change which was sent to bc1qehd7gy8rza9mnzm9wnfjhgw82rp47wmqt7vpgy

Since this unmixed change is below the .001 pool minimum, it was consolidated in a 3rd tx0 with 3 other addresses owned by the same wallet:
31x8GPqrhzdaxiBJa9N5UisuoxbX1rAnHa
16Gw5WKjbxZmg1zhZQs19Sf61fbV2xGujx
3LZtsJfUjiV5EZkkG1fwGEpTe2QEa7CNeY

The 3rd tx0 transaction created .00200317 in unmixed change which was sent to bc1q2p7gdtyahct8rdjs2khwf0sffl64qe896ya2y5
This was spent in a 0.00190000 payment to 3B8cRYc3W5jHeS3pkepwDePUmePBoEwyp1 (a reused address)

That payment left .00008553 in change that was tracked to 3Dh7R7xoKMVfLCcAtVDyhJ66se82twyZSn and consolidated with two other inputs in a 4th tx0 transaction:
bc1qeuh6sds8exm54yscrupdk03jxphw8qwzdtxgde
3ByChGBFshzGUE5oip8YYVEZDaCP2bcBmZ

This 4th tx0 created .00533406 in unmixed change which was sent to bc1qzh699s75smwukg9jcanwnlkmkn38r79ataagd9 which was consolidated with 3 more addresses into a 5th tx0:
3F2qiWQJKQjF7XFjEo8FUYP3AU5AC6RqX8
3HAYYVKUpYbr2ARMdZJr9yVu8xi8UcxtPz
3GQtwwRK31wwCc22q6WS5sCgixUHsG5KaT

The 5th tx0 created 0.00058494 BTC in unmixed change that was sent to bc1qvh2zjcwwkj9y70xulla2semvlav3lty0p3l3w3
This was spent in a .00047290 payment to bc1qvzg8jq6wqtr5navn4e3ps4qrkk9r6n4h98gjck

That payment left .00008411 in change that was tracked to bc1qg6j0f0wfhpktt2l8uzdn48ct3um2xyur40eyzd and consolidated with another input into a 6th tx0 transaction:
31iZLXWfoywhuMZTPGxTkpzphzh2NXshpP

The 6th tx0 created .00753775 in unmixed change that was tracked to bc1qgfll2apc27yct6h2c8r8wq4kqhxjsfrudhhn5q
This was spent in a .00737000 payment to bc1q5emzer2t0sq5dez0zsrqgh6scvwn0n24xsladp (a reused address)

This payment left 0.00010896 BTC in change which has not been spent yet, but the payment only took place 11 days ago, so I assume it will eventually be spent, allowing the Whirlpool user to be tracked even further.

When you use WabiSabi coinjoins, your addresses are not linked together.  You gain full privacy for every payment with no leftovers.
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- Me getting paid for advertising a mixer: Shill.
- Peter Todd being partners with Wasabi: Not a shill.

I'm talking really freely by the way. I don't hide the fact that I prefer coinjoining over using a mixer. In fact, I'm pretty much recommending doing Whirlpool coinjoins and using Monero as much as possible, and whenever reviewing a mixer I'm very strict due to the competition of decentralized mixing. And guess what, I'm not getting paid by neither Samourai nor Monero devs.
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Because they are not familiar with it. They won't know what's the difference between zkSNACKs, mine, and any other coordinators there are.

If a user was blacklisted by zkSNACKs then they would recognize the difference because they would not be allowed to participate. Since everyone seems convinced blockchain analysis is a scam that doesn't produce accurate results, you assume there are many of these users who are banned that will switch to your coordinator, right?

Besides, you can always outcompete zkSNACKs by charging lower coordinator fees or by offering different round parameters that better fit to certain use cases.

When we are on the subject of alternative coordinators, can you tell us how many there are currently? Also, how does their traffic look like compared to the default one?

I don't know.
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Why do you think that "they most probably will not" switch to your coordinator?
It was a typo, but I see you edited your post as well after I did it to mine. Because they are not familiar with it. They won't know what's the difference between zkSNACKs, mine, and any other coordinators there are. Before you say that they can check the code, I am sure you know that most people don't know how to read and understand code.

When we are on the subject of alternative coordinators, can you tell us how many there are currently? Also, how does their traffic look like compared to the default one?
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Yes, they can. But 'can' isn't the same as 'will', so they must probably will not because they will stick with the default one, which is zkSNACKs. You aren't advertising the negatives of zkSNACKs and who they are in bed with, and people not reading this discussion and similar ones wouldn't know why they should abandon zkSNACKs

Why do you think that "they most probably will not" switch to your coordinator?
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You don't create coinjoins with yourself, other people can use your coordinator.
Yes, they can. But 'can' isn't the same as 'will', so they must most probably will not because they will stick with the default one, which is zkSNACKs. You aren't advertising the negatives of zkSNACKs and who they are in bed with, and people not reading this discussion and similar ones wouldn't know why they should abandon zkSNACKs

People are not stuck using the zkSNACKs coordinator.
Not in the literal sense of the world, obviously. Check the reply above.
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Wasabi coinjoins reusing addresses, leading to users being doxxed: https://nitter.it/ErgoBTC/status/1585671294783311872
Wasabi coinjoins using the same address on both sides of a transaction: https://mempool.space/tx/af50a27691c0f0b7b626cddb74445a0e26bb6ed7b045861067326ea173bc17d0 (address bc1qft2uze947wtdvvhdqtx00c8el954y6ekxjk73h)

Didn't you hear Peter Todd?  https://youtu.be/oPNFdhZUGmk?t=162


I like Peter Todd, and I believe he should be included in a group of Trusted Stewards that should maintain and oversee Bitcoin's development and progress, BUT I believe that's still a very grave accusation there and one that we should probably take with a grain of salt. Stop using it as some sort of marketing material. Roll Eyes

It's not a "very grave accusation", it's simply how BIP32 hierarchical deterministic address generation works.  If you use the same seed on two devices, you will generate the exact same addresses: https://bips.xyz/32

It's fortunate we have Bitcoin experts like Peter Todd to prove custodial shills like o_e_l_e_o and BlackHatCoiner wrong about "flaws" they claim exist in Wasabi coinjoins.  The problem is that o_e_l_e_o and BlackHatCoiner are duplicating their lies on every topic about privacy they find on this forum, so I have to continually use Peter Todd's clip to expose them as frauds on multiple threads, which is why you must think I'm using it as "some sort of marketing material".
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Wasabi coinjoins reusing addresses, leading to users being doxxed: https://nitter.it/ErgoBTC/status/1585671294783311872
Wasabi coinjoins using the same address on both sides of a transaction: https://mempool.space/tx/af50a27691c0f0b7b626cddb74445a0e26bb6ed7b045861067326ea173bc17d0 (address bc1qft2uze947wtdvvhdqtx00c8el954y6ekxjk73h)

Didn't you hear Peter Todd?  https://youtu.be/oPNFdhZUGmk?t=162


I like Peter Todd, and I believe he should be included in a group of Trusted Stewards that should maintain and oversee Bitcoin's development and progress, BUT I believe that's still a very grave accusation there and one that we should probably take with a grain of salt. Stop using it as some sort of marketing material. Roll Eyes

What would probably make a good market material for WasabiWallet is a pleb/ELI-5 guide on how to start/boot-strap your own CoinJoin. That would truly help with Bitcoin's privacy and fungibility, no?
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