Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 02:00:56 PM

This is not another Wasabi thread. I'm not attempting to de-anonymize Wasabi,

If you can't deanonymize Wasabi, then STOP LYING by claiming "the privacy software is broken".

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 02:00:56 PM

all the evidence of people who used it and got caught speak for itself, but I know you'll blame the users that "they didn't use it correctly".

That's a fake thread by a hit job account, you can find the UNMODERATED response here:

Quote from: Kruw on January 06, 2024, 09:09:58 PM

User "kayirigi" has posted a fake accusation of scamming against Wasabi Wallet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480440.0

This user, of course, "self moderated" the fake topic in order to prevent anyone from commenting honestly about these blatantly false accusations.

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There have been 5 documented cases of coinjoins being flagged by exchanges and brokers. All have concerned Wasabi. Rather than fix recurring issues with their implementation, Wasabi claimed that the problem was due to an anti-coinjoin campaign by KYC actors despite the fact that only Wasabi coinjoins have ever been targeted https://6102bitcoin.com/coinjoin-flagging/ (Update: now 6 documented cases. See below.)

Do not let these obvious hit job accounts scare you out of using Bitcoin privately. If someone you are transacting with "flags" your coinjoined funds, it is not due to "an issue with their implementation", it's because that person is requiring your data in order to transact with them. Defy them, and become anonymous anyway.

You are wrongfully blaming Wasabi for exchanges rejecting private funds.