The main coordinator run by ZKSnacks submits inputs to a chain surveillance firm.
Are these claims true? How can a privacy-enhancing service provide data to parties trying to reveal identity?
Anyone who actually cares about privacy and not having their details fed directly to a blockchain analysis firm isn't using Wasabi in the first place.
Are these claims true? How can a privacy-enhancing service provide data to parties trying to reveal identity?
Because they care about their lining their own pockets more than they care about the privacy of their users.
Coordinators cannot provide any data to surveillance parties, registration for each input happens over a separate Tor identity. A coordinator can only refuse to include an input, not identify it.