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Re: Can Coinjoin transactions be traced? Busting Bitcoin privacy myths!
by
Kruw
on 25/01/2024, 16:37:06 UTC
2) Later people reconnect and sign is the problem. It's usually (not always) not later, it's then and there. a->b->c tend to happen in somewhat real time.

A is the input registration phase, B is the output registration phase, and C is the signing of the complete transaction.  Phase A always ends before phase B, which always ends before phase 3.  Where's the problem?

So now I know what to look for. And with blocks being full with ordinals at the moment you can probably eliminate 80+% of the TX, take out what are other known addresses and transactions. And the few dozen or hundred at the most can be sorted through at the governments leisure.

-Dave

Ordinals has absolutely nothing to do with coinjoins.