Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 11:10:17 AM

Is there anyone left in this topic, who's understood what I said? Talking with TwistyPhrasy feels like a loss of my time.

My questions weren't rhetorical. I'll repeat them for you:

Quote from: Kruw on Today at 10:38:45 AM

Why wouldn't my solutions protect me? Explain how I can still be Sybil attacked if I use the methods I described to you. Start with method 1, explain how the malicious coordinator could defeat it, then go on to method 2, explain how the malicious coordinator could defeat it, then go on to method 3 and explain how a malicious coordinator could defeat it.

Your claim is that a malicious coordinator can exploit the trustless protocol without being detected. You've provided absolutely zero explanation on how the malicious coordinator would achieve this.

Quote from: Kruw on September 04, 2023, 11:56:21 AM

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on September 04, 2023, 10:32:32 AM

I would warn users on using Wasabi, as it's caught into being flawed software: https://twitter.com/wasabistats

Why are you still trying to spread this lie after you already found out that the "wasabistats" Twitter account is flagging remixes as false positive merges? This was already decisively proven to be a hit job account: https://twitter.com/Kruwed/status/1642612625883164672

I'll go ahead and post the link content for you since you failed to prove your claim about how remixing hurts privacy:

Quote from: Twitter Post

Don't trust, verify! 120 of those 132 "output merges" are outputs being remixed, which are detected as false positives since KYCP cannot tell the difference between outputs merged to make a payment and outputs that were remixed in another coinjoin.