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Re: What software exists to run a CoinJoin server? [Wasabi debacle]
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o_e_l_e_o
on 14/06/2022, 07:47:23 UTC
⭐ Merited by witcher_sense (4) ,fillippone (3) ,ETFbitcoin (1) ,DireWolfM14 (1) ,dkbit98 (1) ,DdmrDdmr (1)
Even if you had a whole list of coordinators, they are each a centralized entity which requires trust in those entities.
I feel like I've written this word about 600 times over the past few days, but the answer is JoinMarket. Run your own JoinMarket client, connect to other JoinMarket clients peer to peer, and bypass any centralized coordinator with the power to blacklist your inputs.

According to https://www.bitcoinkpis.com/privacy, Wasabi coinjoin volume averages around 700-800 BTC per week, while JoinMarket volume averages around 1000-2000 BTC per week. And as an added bonus, if you are in no rush to coinjoin and are happy to be a maker providing liquidity, you can even earn some fees doing it.

Downsides are you need to run your own node, and it is more complicated to set up for the average user than opening a Wasabi wallet.