Re: Can Coinjoin transactions be traced? Busting Bitcoin privacy myths!
Your math is wrong: At 37.5 sats/vbyte, it costs 1163 sats to create a segwitv0 output (31 vbytes) and 1612.5 sats to create a Taproot output (43 vbytes). Smart WabiSabi clients make sure to choose outputs that aren't dust: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/issues/10675
A segwitv0 output is 31 vbytes, but a segwitv0 input is 68. That's 110 vb, multiplied by 37.5 = 4125. Yes, it is less than I wrongly calculated, but it is still waste of money for such a small output. (quoting old soundbites)
I'm good at quoting old posts as well:As has been explained to Kruw dozens of times, the change output from Tx0s are sent to a separate account and deliberately segregated from your other UTXOs. There is no way to accidentally include them in a transaction. Any user consolidating their change output as has been done in the transaction he has linked to above is doing so deliberately. I understand that Kruw gets angry when people spend their bitcoin in ways that he personally doesn't approve of, but there is no bug here, just Kruw either being deliberately misleading or simply not understanding what is happening.
As you noted already, the service does not choose the addresses, users choose their own addresses
B-b-but, I thought this ethos was unacceptable. 
I guess I can't argue against someone who takes the stance "Wasting your Bitcoin and ruining your privacy should be allowed."
I know, I know... Just another confusion in the name of privacy!
