Quote from: lottoshares on November 20, 2015, 11:18:59 PM

Automating the whole process of the CoinJoin thing in Bitcoin would change the fundamental nature of what Bitcoin is. New code would need writing which decides which coins get mixed with other coins. That code could make Bitcoin illegal in some jurisdictions, either now or in the future. Currently third part mixer services provide mixing functionality for those that want it, and it may be better to leave it to third parties to avoid legal issues.

Mixing services aren't a solution, they are centralized and they keep logs, plus it's annoying as it gets to have to send your funds somewhere, then get them back, then buy or pay whatever. It should be just a single click like a regular transaction, otherwise it's a waste of time. Also the interests of governments will eventually collide with Bitcoin's... governments will abolish cash in the next decades, I don't think they are going to like the fact that an alternative economy is possible outside their closed source electronic super controlled money nightmare, so you might as well go to the end and give everyone maximum anonymity as possible before it's too late. Of course the possibility to do transparent transactions must still be there because it has it's uses (for example managing money of an organization where the funds are shared, so this way you avoid corruption).