Re: "Plausible deniability of ownership" within one wallet? More wallets better?
Sorry, i misused the term "mixing" in the title. 
Yes, i understand sending to new addresses is not "mixing."
However, Sending coins to new addresses DOES give "plausible deniability of ownership", so maybe "privacy" was the wrong term? Is there a better term to use?
My question is: Is it possible for an outsider to tell the difference if you sent coins to a new wallet --- or within your wallet?
Or does it look EXACTLY the same?
i remember reading that, even if u use CoinControl, there was some obvious "evidence" left behind when coins are sent intra-wallet (one wallet) vs inter-wallet (multiple wallets)? What is that technical "evidence"? link please
How do you use CoinJoin?
Are there any guides/tutorials?
All i found was blockchain.info's "shared coin" option.
Thanks, so much, this is a complicated topic for me!
Yes, i understand sending to new addresses is not "mixing."
However, Sending coins to new addresses DOES give "plausible deniability of ownership", so maybe "privacy" was the wrong term? Is there a better term to use?
My question is: Is it possible for an outsider to tell the difference if you sent coins to a new wallet --- or within your wallet?
Or does it look EXACTLY the same?
i remember reading that, even if u use CoinControl, there was some obvious "evidence" left behind when coins are sent intra-wallet (one wallet) vs inter-wallet (multiple wallets)? What is that technical "evidence"? link please
How do you use CoinJoin?
Are there any guides/tutorials?
All i found was blockchain.info's "shared coin" option.
Thanks, so much, this is a complicated topic for me!