Quote from: Kruw on Today at 12:04:49 PM

If you can't come up with anything to contribute to the topic that isn't sarcasm, then I've made my point effectively.

Your point being? We are using sarcasm because of how ironical and funny the B S you are saying is. Do you ever read your own posts to realize how silly they sound?

I have some serious non sarcastic questions you never answer to. They are a contribution to both topics I answered to and I have not seen an answer to those yet. Oh. Wait. Maybe because you only answer to the fragments of our posts that are convenient to you and to non serious replies.

Quote from: Kruw on Today at 05:47:33 PM

They are paid to promote custodians, it's not like they don't obviously know they are accepting fractionally reserved funds. And they have no excuse that they didn't see it coming because once the previous custodian finished taking all the money from their customers, they switched to advertise a new custodian. Can you guess what happened with the new custodian?

You took all my Wasabi Coin Join fees back when Wasabi pretended to be the Privacy protecting party of Bitcoin and are using it for Blockchain Analysis tools. You are pretty much using the fees I paid against me, against the service I was paying you for. Any body with two brain cells would understand using Blockchain Analysis on their own Privacy advocate customers would be a move against the customers. Let alone Wasabi who I have no doubt knew this. And you call out Mixers and Samourai?

Then Wasabi completely ignored the backlash and further more even started promoting their surveillance partnered Wallet on Bitcoin Talk for the first time. I wonder why.

I have been using Mixers for many years. Got scammed precisely zero times. Zero BTC stolen from me. With the way you are using my fees which were pretty hefty, I can comfortably say I got scammed.

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How come the only partners we have heard about from Wasabi are Blockchain Analysis and Trezor, out of which one is the most hated in the Bitcoin Talk community and the other has a history like this,

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 08:57:43 AM

They were also a big supporter of AOPP, which was a protocol designed to make you KYC your own addresses to centralized exchanges before being allowed to withdraw.

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