Quote from: Kruw on April 13, 2023, 01:19:33 PM

Quote from: Pmalek on April 13, 2023, 12:56:12 PM

Quote from: Kruw on April 13, 2023, 09:24:52 AM

You calling Wasabi "mass surveillance software" is a malicious lie and everyone can verify that you are lying themselves since all of the code is open source

Of course it's not a mass surveillance software. It's just a "privacy" service that has willingly partnered with an unnamed mass surveillance blockchain analysis company to determine who deserves privacy and who doesn't. What more could you wish for than that? I think you should ask your buddies to consider any coins of o_e_l_e_o as unfitting. You do know he is a public supporter of Stalin, right? His Bitcoin reeks of Stalin propaganda and must be censored. For the greater good, obviously. After all, you are all about fungibility and censorship resistance.

If you don't like what the zkSNACKs coordinator's customer policy is, then why aren't you running your own WabiSabi coordinator to outcompete them by offering "censorship resistant coinjoins"? All of the code is open source for you to copy and paste, so you just must not be brave enough I guess Lips sealed

You should know what when most people say "Wasabi is not privacy-friendly", they are actually referring to its coordinator zksnacks. The wallet itself does not perform the coinjoins.

The reason why more coordinators are not popping up, I have already asked that question here (somewhere). Apparently, you need so much initial capital to start with - for example, the ~6000 seized Chipmixer bitcoins would be enough - and most people who want to run a coordinator just don't have that kind of money.