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Board Wallet software
Re: Petition to remove Wasabi from recommendations of bitcoin.org
by
Kruw
on 25/11/2023, 11:37:46 UTC

You mean "According to Peter Todd":  https://youtu.be/oPNFdhZUGmk?t=162
I still haven't figured out what you think you are achieving by constantly appealing to authority.

I didn't need to appeal to authority the first time I explained that address reuse was caused by people using deterministic seeds on two different devices:

Because Wasabi wallet automatically picks addresses?

If a JoinMarket user picks a reused address to send a coinjoin output to, that's their fault.
If a Wasabi client automatically picks a reused address to send a coinjoin output to with zero input or even awareness from the user, that's Wasabi's fault.

And what exactly do you think happens when you use the same seed on multiple clients?  Here's your answer:

https://medium.com/@thepiratewhocantbenamed/samourai-wallet-address-reuse-bug-1d64d311983d
https://twitter.com/SamouraiWallet/status/1283145015124996098
https://twitter.com/brian_trollz/status/1559018534675644418

Step 1 - Get shown blockchain evidence of Wasabi address reuse
Step 2 - Ignore said evidence
Step 3 - Ask for the evidence you've just ignored
Step 4 - Go to Step 1

We just agreed that address reuse is not a "critical flaw" since it can be done in any implementation like my Joinmarket and Samourai examples, and it can't be avoided by a client if a user has the same seed generating addresses asynchronously on multiple clients.

I'm asking you directly: What is wrong with the WabiSabi coinjoin implementation?  I told you exactly what was wrong with the Whirlpool coinjoin implementation and then I deanonymized the very first Whirlpool transaction ID you provided using the flaws I described, why can't you deanonymize any WabiSabi coinjoins?

Now Peter Todd has given you the exact same explanation.  Didn't you hear him? Are you going to accuse Peter Todd of being corrupt and paid off like BlackHatCoiner did?