Samourai case is not new.
I would suggest not engaging with Kruw and allowing him to derail yet another thread with his repeatedly debunked copy-and-paste nonsense. I've debunked the same post he has copy and pasted above multiple times over the last several months:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5286821.msg62413682#msg62413682https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465398.msg62800032#msg62800032The fact that he continues to post it when it is blatantly false, means either he doesn't understand anything about coinjoins or he knows what he is posting is a complete lie. Either way, he is not interested in discussion and only in pushing his agenda.
I've had him on ignore for months; I suggest everyone else does the same:
It's been clear for some time now that Kruw is either incapable or unwilling to address the vast myriad of valid points made against Wasabi in this thread, and instead can only result to copious amounts of hand-waving and whataboutism. Furthermore, it's also clear that Kruw either does not understand how Whirlpool and JoinMarket work, or he does understand but deliberate lies about them to spread his narrative.
Either way, although I'll continue to point out to other users in this thread all the reasons they should avoid Wasabi, there is no point continuing to argue with Kruw.
Anyone who wants to see the truth about Wasabi coinjoins being demixed, Wasabi doxxing their competitors, and Wasabi funding mass surveillance, can simply read the Wasabi thread. Any time he copies and pastes the same old nonsense again, just reply with a link to this post.
Back on topic here: It is entirely fair to warn people that zkSNACKs are directly funding the enemy.
Whirlpool work great. Yes you can be deanonymized if you do something stupid like linking unmixed coins to coinjoined coins, but that is the case with literally every coinjoin implementation or any other privacy technique.