Wasabi Wallet - Open Source, Noncustodial Coinjoin Software - page 25.

Kruw

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 14, 2024, 03:34:31 PM

according to https://wabisator.com/ the only true free coordinators is btcpay.kukks.org 0% + Free remixing
isn't configured for practical use and still shows up on the website seems like a scam

All the coordinators that have 0% fees are completely free. You can see there's multiple coordinators offering this completely free rate.

stfugtfo78

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according to https://wabisator.com/ the only true free coordinators is btcpay.kukks.org 0% + Free remixing
isn't configured for practical use and still shows up on the website seems like a scam

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 14, 2024, 01:56:20 PM

just tried out wasabi2.0
the fee seems to be pretty high for all the coordinators
and when changed to free fee coordinator https://btcpay.kukks.org/plugins/wabisabi-coordinator/ it take forever to find participants to coinjoin
it just stuck at attempting to find participants and will not coinjoin after one day+ of waiting
definitely not a good sign Angry

The coordinators with the most liquidity are all free, there's been over 150 BTC in total coinjoin volume in the past 24 hours. Kukks' coordinator isn't configured for practical use since it has a minimum of 90 inputs and maximum of 100, you can try coinjoining with my coordinator (I've had some DoS attacks recently that have interrupted my service, but I have a backup server running now).

stfugtfo78

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just tried out wasabi2.0
the fee seems to be pretty high for all the coordinators
and when changed to free fee coordinator https://btcpay.kukks.org/plugins/wabisabi-coordinator/ it take forever to find participants to coinjoin
it just stuck at attempting to find participants and will not coinjoin after one day+ of waiting
definitely not a good sign Angry

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 13, 2024, 03:38:24 PM

no money no incentive - no food no work
plus risk reward should be higher than normal job - privacy = high risk

That's true, but the point is if the repository continues to exist, then the project is not dead. Another team of developers, who may have been incentivized, could take over development. It's simply the essence of open source. If Bitcoin network "died" because, for simplicity's sake the developers quit, and no one continued development for 100 years, then a group of developers found the source code somewhere and continued development 100 years in the future, they can.

If a 25 year old HODLer today existed to be 125 years old, then after 100 years he can sync his old node and all of his coins will still be there in his wallet.

stfugtfo78

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no money no incentive - no food no work
plus risk reward should be higher than normal job - privacy = high risk

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 13, 2024, 08:57:36 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on June 13, 2024, 02:20:58 AM

Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 07:30:57 PM

Samourai Whirlpool is open source software and got shutdown by US govt permanently
what make Wasabi not having the same fate ?

Was Samourai's Github repository taken down or blocked though? What would stop another group of developers from forking the repository, then continue developing/building from where the original developers stopped or were stopped? A state-level actor may have arrested the original developers, but as an open source project - I believe the cat is out of the bag.

no money/funding

But it's an open source project, it doesn't officially need funding to continue to exist. Because if the repository still exists or forked, then another group of developers with other sources of funding could continue to develop "Samourai". Plus the new developers don't need to call the forked project officially "Samourai". They could call it "Ninja", "a new project based on Samourai".

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on June 13, 2024, 02:20:58 AM

Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 07:30:57 PM

Samourai Whirlpool is open source software and got shutdown by US govt permanently
what make Wasabi not having the same fate ?

Was Samourai's Github repository taken down or blocked though? What would stop another group of developers from forking the repository, then continue developing/building from where the original developers stopped or were stopped? A state-level actor may have arrested the original developers, but as an open source project - I believe the cat is out of the bag.

no money/funding

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 07:30:57 PM

Samourai Whirlpool is open source software and got shutdown by US govt permanently
what make Wasabi not having the same fate ?

Was Samourai's Github repository taken down or blocked though? What would stop another group of developers from forking the repository, then continue developing/building from where the original developers stopped or were stopped? A state-level actor may have arrested the original developers, but as an open source project - I believe the cat is out of the bag.

Kruw

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 07:30:57 PM

Samourai Whirlpool is open source software and got shutdown by US govt permanently
what make Wasabi not having the same fate ?

Evidently, there's way more demand for WabiSabi coinjoins than Whirlpool coinjoins.

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Samourai Whirlpool is open source software and got shutdown by US govt permanently
what make Wasabi not having the same fate ?

Kruw

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 11:24:08 AM

will Wasabi ever be shutdown by US govt ?

Wasabi is open source software, the only way it could be "shut down" is if everyone in the entire world decided not to run it.

stfugtfo78

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will Wasabi ever be shutdown by US govt ?

Kruw

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 11:11:33 AM

can BTCPay be run on a virutal machine ubuntu setup ?

I'm not an expert on BTCPay Server, I can only answer questions about Wasabi.

stfugtfo78

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can BTCPay be run on a virutal machine ubuntu setup ?

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 10:16:28 AM

do you use your own hardware to implement BTCPay server ?
https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Deployment/

I have one running on my own hardware, yes.

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do you use your own hardware to implement BTCPay server ?
https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Deployment/

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 09:05:45 AM

any wallet with zerolink protocol still working with coinjoin ?

I don't know of any. The WabiSabi protocol supercedes Zerolink, so wallets integrating coinjoins have been implementing the new version.

Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 12, 2024, 09:05:45 AM

what do you think about payjoin ?

It's cool. Wasabi, BTCPay Server, and JoinMarket all support payjoin.

stfugtfo78

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any wallet with zerolink protocol still working with coinjoin ?
what do you think about payjoin ?

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Quote from: stfugtfo78 on June 11, 2024, 10:18:43 PM

the graph in #256 and #270 message shows some unspent capacity for wasabi 1.0 but it doesn't mean coinjoin is working ?
so wasabi 1.0 wallet can no longer be used for coinjoin operation, is that correct ?

Correct, the unspent capacity of Wasabi 1.0 is all the coinjoin outputs from years ago that still haven't moved at all. So this number will not increase any more, it will only decrease.

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