Quote from: Kruw on Today at 01:03:28 PM

Yep, if your "main wallet" doesn't support WabiSabi coinjoins, then you should switch your main wallet to one that does: Wasabi, BTCPay Server, or Trezor.

How does this sound: I don't trust Wasabi developers' coding skills as much as Electrum's. Aside the fact they're outright liars, "privacy-preserving" hypocrites and childish responders, it is reasonable to trust Electrum as software more than Wasabi, because it's orders of magnitude more reviewed, tested, and used.

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 01:11:18 PM

Thanks for alerting me that BTCPay is also now a supporter of mass surveillance and blockchain analysis. Another company to forever cross off my list of recommendations.

I think that, unless specified they're in favor of Wasabi after recent events, it's a little bit extreme to mark it supporter of mass surveillance. BTCPay is the best open-source bitcoin payment processor with lightning support I know of.

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 02:50:31 PM

Due to the attitude of Wasabi they have lost users, due to the monitoring they have lost users, ignoring those 2 facts they also seem to be working towards working with larger financial institutions.

I know, but I've taken this more personally. Obviously, anyone with a little sense can notice that blacklisting and funding mass surveillance is against the Bitcoin spirit, but when that very supporter of blacklisting comes and tries to prove otherwise, I won't leave it unchallenged.