Re: WasabiWallet.io | Open-source, non-custodial Bitcoin Wallet for desktop
"Enforce"? How has WasabiWallet enforced anything? Or are we each using a different definition of enforce? Because if Wasabi/nopara73 didn't accept the trade-off to block outputs from "illegal transactions", the government would still enforce "their regulations".
I think case with Mara mining pool was much worse than with Wasabi that still didn't implement any restrictions as far as I know, and we didn't see nearly as much complains in forum about that.There was probably some insider information that regulators are preparing to ban all privacy related stuff, and it's only a matter of time when this happens to Bitcoin.
Instead of complaining about wasabi all the time, it's much better to work on stuff that would make wasabi obsolete... like protocol based privacy in bitcoin.
You would need to accept the coins, deposit them into a Wasabi CoinJoin and if Wasabi declines them, send them back and keep the bike.. 
Sounds like a lot of fun! Honestly, I don't see people switching from fiat to Bitcoin if that's the intended (by Wasabi team) way to accept Bitcoin..
Well it's not something so strange, and I see no difference with what's happening every day.Sounds like a lot of fun! Honestly, I don't see people switching from fiat to Bitcoin if that's the intended (by Wasabi team) way to accept Bitcoin..
People return stuff purchased for cash all the time for bunch of reasons, paypal cashbacks, people don't like bike, people changed their minds, card declined...