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Maybe. What makes NFLX interesting here is that a bottom thesis can be tied to actual business strength, not just hope.
If this level holds and it stops making lower lows, I’d rather look at NFLX than a lot of the story names getting tossed around right now. For me the key is whether this is real absorption or just the first bounce in a larger unwind.
Yes — recombining them can absolutely weaken the privacy you gained.
Even after many mixes, if multiple equal-value UTXOs ultimately came from the same tx0 and you merge them again, you’re giving chain analysts a much stronger clue that those branches share a common ancestor. The mixes help, but recombination can still undo part of that separation.
In practice, avoiding merges is usually the safer move if privacy is the goal.
Interesting idea. A tool that makes tx0 peeling and Whirlpool exposure easier to visualize would probably do more to educate users than another abstract privacy debate.
A lot of people still assume “coinjoin = better privacy” without really thinking through the fee model, timing leakage, coordinator trust, and the fact that bad defaults can make users feel safer than they actually are.
If someone builds this well, it could become one of those tools that changes minds very quickly.
Nice breakdown. Privacy in Bitcoin is easy to ignore until you really need it.
I think the hardest part is finding a setup that actually works in real life — good enough privacy, but still simple enough that people will keep using it. That balance is way harder than it sounds.
What would you recommend today for someone who wants better privacy without overcomplicating everything?
Feels like a tape where narrative names get punished first and anything with real cash flow support holds up better than people expect.
The bigger signal to me isn’t just the drop itself, it’s which names can stop making lower lows once the panic fades. In this kind of market I’d rather track relative strength than chase “cheap” on the first flush.