I have yet to test-drive this wallet, but it's definitely good to see some innovation in the Bitcoin wallet space.
Topic: Wasabi Wallet 1.0 Is Released - page 8. (Read 4066 times)
I've heard about Wasabi mostly on Reddit, nice to finally see a thread about it on Bitcointalk. I was already wondering when you'd show up
I have yet to test-drive this wallet, but it's definitely good to see some innovation in the Bitcoin wallet space.
I have yet to test-drive this wallet, but it's definitely good to see some innovation in the Bitcoin wallet space.
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.
What does 0.1 btc minimum mean? Does it mean I must have a minimum of 0.1BTC to participate in a coinjoin tx?
By chance, any link to Samourai (gleaning from the Japanese inspiration...).
yes. the wasabi wallet features the zerolink protocol.
A privacy wallet for Bitcoin that's out of Beta, nicely done. Can't say I've heard about this before, so wonder where all the beta testing took place. By chance, any link to Samourai (gleaning from the Japanese inspiration...).
Definitely want to try this out, even if the fact that it's native Segwit only might mean (by their own admission) some form of privacy lost (but only revealing Wasabi coinjoin utxo).
Only note that possible leaks could happen with wallet recovery... and I recover my wallets quite often! Just because I delete the client after using on most devices.
Still... looks a decent light client on paper. Anyone else give this a whirl?
Definitely want to try this out, even if the fact that it's native Segwit only might mean (by their own admission) some form of privacy lost (but only revealing Wasabi coinjoin utxo).
Only note that possible leaks could happen with wallet recovery... and I recover my wallets quite often! Just because I delete the client after using on most devices.
Still... looks a decent light client on paper. Anyone else give this a whirl?
Nice! I'm just checking in here, so the I'll be notified by the replies to this thread.
Disclaimer:
This is a copy of the original announcement made by one of the developers,
Adam Ficsor, alias nopara73 on the 31st of october on medium.com:
https://medium.com/@nopara73/wasabi-1-stable-f8bc5e48289f
Wasabi Wallet 1.0 Is Released
The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
I am speechless. Anonymous Bitcoin… at last. The past three years of my life
has been leading up to this moment. Announcing the 1.0 release of Wasabi
Wallet makes me excited, but also… terrified. Once in a while something
happens that completely changes the course of history and this is such a
moment. It is a truly historic one. If it goes well, after Bitcoin takes over the
world, we will live in a free one, and not in an enslaved one. There is still a lot
to do. A lot to build, a lot to refine, but the genie is out of the bottle and it will
be bloody hard to stop it.
Happy 10th Bitcoin whitepaper anniversary to everyone!
Download Wasabi
…from its website over the clearnet or over Tor.
Wasabi In A Nutshell
Wasabi is a privacy focused, Bitcoin wallet for Windows, Linux and OSX. It is
the only deployed truly light wallet that protects you from information leak
against network adversary. Wasabi has a high volume built in mixing
functionality, based on Chaumian CoinJoin. Wasabi also comes with an
advanced coin control feature and an intra-wallet blockchain analysis tool to
help you make educated decisions at spending.
It is easier to use than it sounds.
Find Out More…
* ZeroLink Research
* Wasabi Source Code
* History of Wasabi Video Presentation
* Technical Overview of Wasabi and Plans for the Future
I Don’t Need Privacy Right Now, Maybe Later
Anonymity Loves Company. The more users use Wasabi, the more privacy it
provides and the faster it provides it. Anonymity systems need to be bootstrapped
and this is why Wasabi needs you and it needs you right now.
Screenshot of Wasabi’s Status box before the 1.0 Release
Fire up your Wasabi and start providing liquidity for CoinJoins to bootstrap
the system and to make Bitcoin fungible again!
https://wasabiwallet.io/
Share
Feel free to talk about Wasabi in social media. Especially if you are not using it:
No rights reserved by the author.
#Bitcoin #Privacy #Blockchain
This is a copy of the original announcement made by one of the developers,
Adam Ficsor, alias nopara73 on the 31st of october on medium.com:
https://medium.com/@nopara73/wasabi-1-stable-f8bc5e48289f
Wasabi Wallet 1.0 Is Released
The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
I am speechless. Anonymous Bitcoin… at last. The past three years of my life
has been leading up to this moment. Announcing the 1.0 release of Wasabi
Wallet makes me excited, but also… terrified. Once in a while something
happens that completely changes the course of history and this is such a
moment. It is a truly historic one. If it goes well, after Bitcoin takes over the
world, we will live in a free one, and not in an enslaved one. There is still a lot
to do. A lot to build, a lot to refine, but the genie is out of the bottle and it will
be bloody hard to stop it.
Happy 10th Bitcoin whitepaper anniversary to everyone!
Download Wasabi
…from its website over the clearnet or over Tor.
Wasabi In A Nutshell
Wasabi is a privacy focused, Bitcoin wallet for Windows, Linux and OSX. It is
the only deployed truly light wallet that protects you from information leak
against network adversary. Wasabi has a high volume built in mixing
functionality, based on Chaumian CoinJoin. Wasabi also comes with an
advanced coin control feature and an intra-wallet blockchain analysis tool to
help you make educated decisions at spending.
It is easier to use than it sounds.
Find Out More…
* ZeroLink Research
* Wasabi Source Code
* History of Wasabi Video Presentation
* Technical Overview of Wasabi and Plans for the Future
I Don’t Need Privacy Right Now, Maybe Later
Anonymity Loves Company. The more users use Wasabi, the more privacy it
provides and the faster it provides it. Anonymity systems need to be bootstrapped
and this is why Wasabi needs you and it needs you right now.
Screenshot of Wasabi’s Status box before the 1.0 Release
Fire up your Wasabi and start providing liquidity for CoinJoins to bootstrap
the system and to make Bitcoin fungible again!
https://wasabiwallet.io/
Share
Feel free to talk about Wasabi in social media. Especially if you are not using it:
No rights reserved by the author.
#Bitcoin #Privacy #Blockchain
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