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Liquid's Confidential Transactions is enough of an anonymization layer for most people to break the link in their UTXO's. While Liquid peg-outs are disabled, how are you anonymizing your coins?

Please also share tips, tricks and gotchas you've picked up.

My own Lightning channel50.0%
Someone else's Lightning channel0.0%
Swapping to and from a privacy coin0.0%
Renting hash power0.0%
Cashu0.0%
Fedimint0.0%
Wabisabi coinjoin50.0%
Other (please explain in comment)0.0%
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 14 Sep

There's no "dirty" corn. Only corn.
You morons are falling for scams.

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CT hides amounts not the graph so coinjoins still help ~lightning, and #307723 is good extra context.

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Mine is squeaky clean

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @molnard 14 Sep -30 sats

Collaborative on-chain transactions remain the primary reliable alternative while Liquid peg-outs are constrained. If you want WabiSabi's batch efficiency, Ginger Wallet offers an active default coordinator out of the box for zero-setup mixing, while Wasabi connects to external coordinators like kruw.io for larger liquidity pools. For coordinator-free P2P rounds, JoinMarket and the Jam frontend work well, though matching latency is slower. The single biggest gotcha is post-mix coin consolidation: if you mix multiple UTXOs and later combine them into a single transaction—or sweep unmixed toxic change together—you immediately re-link the entire transaction cluster.