Topic: Wasabi Wallet 1.0 Is Released - page 7. (Read 4126 times)
You want to send to your hardware wallet don't you? Next release will have Coldcard integration and probably Ledger Nano S, KeepKey, Trezor and BitBox, too, so you may want to wait for it.
I'm currently testing coinjoin but it seems I can make anonymize transaction or a clean/private coin and merge all transaction into one?
Is it possible to merge all transaction after coinjoin or I mean I would like to make an anonymous transaction through coinjoin but I'd like them to become one so that no bitcoin remaining in my wallet when sending it. is it possible?
Edit: I end up mixing coins to chipmixer anyway, I learned something how their coinjoin works.
Is it possible to merge all transaction after coinjoin or I mean I would like to make an anonymous transaction through coinjoin but I'd like them to become one so that no bitcoin remaining in my wallet when sending it. is it possible?
Edit: I end up mixing coins to chipmixer anyway, I learned something how their coinjoin works.
Changes are described in the Release Notes: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/releases
1. Why minimum amount of Bitcoin constantly changed? Few days ago, it was about 0.099BTC, but now it's about 0.11BTC
2. Is it possible to manually select connected peers, such as our own full nodes?
2. Is it possible to manually select connected peers, such as our own full nodes?
1. Sorry, this was the first change the past half a year. I've been wanting to make this change a long time since it's simpler to work with 0.1x than 0.09x and I thought this may be the right time.
2. Partly. For now if you have a full node running on the same computer Wasabi will download blocks from that instead of peers. We are working on more comprehensive full node integrations, too, we just added this partial Bitcoin Core integration first, because it was a low hanging fruit.
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I try install on Mac I see error .
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Wasabi have their own support from here https://www.reddit.com/r/WasabiWallet/I try install on Mac I see error .
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If you can make a screenshot you can post it here if what error shows in your wallet. So that we know exactly the problem of your wallet in your OS.
I try install on Mac I see error .
What error do you see?
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I try install on Mac I see error .
Please check this
I try install on Mac I see error .
Please check this
Working to make bitcoin transactions more private, @wasabiwallet developer @molnardavid84 is joining the #MITBitcoinExpo!
It is exiting to learn about how they’ve implemented coinjoin in a trustless way!
#TheNext10Years Get your tickets here: http://mitbitcoinexpo.org/
Robert Steinadler writing for the German website bitcoin-kurier.de released an article in German about the Wasabi Wallet on 25th February:
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Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous, but pseudonymous.
Although many users feel safe behind their computer, you can analyze transactions.
Many users are of the opinion that this is not bad. Is that so?
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Read the Article: "Privatsphäre mit Wasabi Wallet"
https://bitcoin-kurier.de/privatsphaere-mit-wasabi-wallet/
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Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous, but pseudonymous.
Although many users feel safe behind their computer, you can analyze transactions.
Many users are of the opinion that this is not bad. Is that so?
"
Read the Article: "Privatsphäre mit Wasabi Wallet"
https://bitcoin-kurier.de/privatsphaere-mit-wasabi-wallet/
February Tweets from the last weeks:
Wasabi meetup Toronto - February 21, 2019 - https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-BTC-Meetup/events/258693349/
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Today is #WasabiWednesday, take care of your privacy and make sure that your anonymity set is over 9000!!
@wasabiwallet
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@nopara73 gives an important talk on the current state of Bitcoin fungibility.
Although the NSA attempt to disrupt his talk mid-way 😂,
he provides an overview of all privacy technologies used in Bitcoin
https://vimeo.com/316635787
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[RELEASE] Wasabi Wallet v1.1.1: Partial Bitcoin Core Integration
Also includes .deb package for Debian and Ubuntu based Linuxes and other larger works.
https://wasabiwallet.io/#download
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1) Next week our Bitcoin TechDays are on!
What started as a plan for just another meetup escalated into a 2-day conference.
The community in Munich welcomes @BobMcElrath, @nopara73, @_JustinMoon_,
@digi_james, @renepickhardt, @kilrau, @sputn1ck and more!
https://bitcoin-techdays.org/
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We are listed on http://bitcoin.org among the suggested wallets.
➡️ https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/desktop/windows/wasabi/
! Reclaim your privacy now !
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Since August 1, 2018. @wasabiwallet made over 10 000 BTC fungible!
Over 1540 successful mixing rounds!
Wasabi meetup Toronto - February 21, 2019 - https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-BTC-Meetup/events/258693349/
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Today is #WasabiWednesday, take care of your privacy and make sure that your anonymity set is over 9000!!
@wasabiwallet
---
@nopara73 gives an important talk on the current state of Bitcoin fungibility.
Although the NSA attempt to disrupt his talk mid-way 😂,
he provides an overview of all privacy technologies used in Bitcoin
https://vimeo.com/316635787
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[RELEASE] Wasabi Wallet v1.1.1: Partial Bitcoin Core Integration
Also includes .deb package for Debian and Ubuntu based Linuxes and other larger works.
https://wasabiwallet.io/#download
---
1) Next week our Bitcoin TechDays are on!
What started as a plan for just another meetup escalated into a 2-day conference.
The community in Munich welcomes @BobMcElrath, @nopara73, @_JustinMoon_,
@digi_james, @renepickhardt, @kilrau, @sputn1ck and more!
https://bitcoin-techdays.org/
---
We are listed on http://bitcoin.org among the suggested wallets.
➡️ https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/desktop/windows/wasabi/
! Reclaim your privacy now !
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Since August 1, 2018. @wasabiwallet made over 10 000 BTC fungible!
Over 1540 successful mixing rounds!
>> News on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wasabiwallet
nopara73
Dec 27, 2018 · 6 min
Why Bitcoin?
Or, why not?
A mental model, that can help you to decide what to work on and what to not work on.
Dec 27, 2018 · 6 min
Why Bitcoin?
Or, why not?
A mental model, that can help you to decide what to work on and what to not work on.
Very interesting project.
Has there been some code review by trusted parties/programmers etc.?
Will definitly keep an eye on this!
Thanks!
Has there been some code review by trusted parties/programmers etc.?
Will definitly keep an eye on this!
Thanks!
The wallet is not that new, It used to be called HiddenWallet and If you check the GitHub repository, you'll see the number of contributors, forks, stars etc. so the answer for your question is yes, this should be stable and safe to use If that's what you're asking.
Very interesting project.
Has there been some code review by trusted parties/programmers etc.?
Will definitly keep an eye on this!
Thanks!
Has there been some code review by trusted parties/programmers etc.?
Will definitly keep an eye on this!
Thanks!
Are there any plans to implement more privacy-focused features like TumbleBit? I have been told that Breeze wallet did that but until now, I'm not sure what are the differences between it and CoinJoin and If it's any better.
You can read about our plan under the "IV. Bitcoin Privacy Improvements" section of our "A Technical Overview of Wasabi Wallet, Future Ideas, Plans and Strategy" document: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/Meta/#iv-bitcoin-privacy-improvements
Regarding TumbleBit: no. I spent a year of trying to make that work, but when I wrote the blog post "TumbleBit vs CoinJoin" (https://medium.com/@nopara73/tumblebit-vs-coinjoin-15e5a7d58e3) I realized we can do better with a specific type of CoinJoin, which at the time I called "CoinJoin as envisioned" and ended up designing and later implementing ZeroLink into Wasabi: https://github.com/nopara73/ZeroLink/
This is interesting. White the thread is primarily about privacy can you post
Details about the security, private keys, seeds. I currently use Exodus desktop
wallet and we all know there is a degree of centralisation there.
How would Wasabi be different jn this regard?
Details about the security, private keys, seeds. I currently use Exodus desktop
wallet and we all know there is a degree of centralisation there.
How would Wasabi be different jn this regard?
Are there any plans to implement more privacy-focused features like TumbleBit? I have been told that Breeze wallet did that but until now, I'm not sure what are the differences between it and CoinJoin and If it's any better.
0.1BTC minimum sucks. On the bright side the intuition is clear with Unequal Input Mixing, it just needs some more research: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/Meta/blob/master/README.md#unequal-input-mixing
What does 0.1 btc minimum mean? Does it mean I must have a minimum of 0.1BTC to participate in a coinjoin tx?
This means that the input you are using to participate in the coinjoin features has to be more than 0.1 BTC.
So, owning more than 0.1 BTC is not enough, you need to use/spend more than 0.1 BTC in such a transaction.
Unfortunately the coins I want to put in a coinjoin is only 0.01BTC. rip
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