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@nout
13 Aug 2022
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on: Online anonymity guides/resources
bitcoin
In general the concept is
{INPUT_A, INPUT_B} ...> coinjoin ...> {OUTPUT_C, OUTPUT_D}
you have input A, your friend has input B
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you run coinjoin together
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you get output C, your friend gets output D, but from just reading transactions in the blockchain it's not clear who got which one.
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) for some definition of friend and for some definition of together...
So yes, one could guess that you have bitcoins that were run through a coinjoin, but it's not always clear.
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{INPUT_A, INPUT_B} ...> coinjoin ...> {OUTPUT_C, OUTPUT_D}
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) for some definition of friend and for some definition of together...