⭐ Merited by n0nce (1)
Yeah, it's quite strange to see o_e_l_e_o be so passionately furious at the idea of a business refusing to make stolen money private that he would misdirect that anger at an open source project that allows anyone to run a competing business.
The "nothing to fear, nothing to hide" argument is so monumentally stupid and so widely discredited that to use it in this context you are either an idiot or actively malicious.If he hates zkSNACKs so much, why isn't he simply running his own WabiSabi coordinator by copying and pasting their open source code and making them go out of business by offering their service for free instead of charging any fees?...
Because, as I've given you evidence of at least a dozen times and you have completely ignored at least a dozen times, Wasabi coinjoins are deeply flawed and result in outputs being linked to inputs due to various factors such as UTXO sizes and address reuse. Why would I want to run an inferior coinjoin coordinator when I can just use a much superior product such as JoinMarket or Whirlpool?This is completely wrong. Wasabi coinjoin coordinators do not have any knowledge of who coinjoin outputs belong to.
Cool strawman. That's not what I said at all. I said Coinfirm will be analyzing the inputs to ascertain their history and see to whom they belong, not Wasabi. You were the one here which conflated Wasabi and Coinfirm as being the same entity, which is frankly pretty hilarious. 