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#CoinJoin

A method for enhancing privacy in cryptocurrency transactions by combining multiple payments into a single transaction.

The many faces of satoshis: CoinJoin, PayJoin, Silent Payments or mixers—what to choose in 2025
ForkLog 149 10.10.2025

The many faces of satoshis: CoinJoin, PayJoin, Silent Payments or mixers—what to choose in 2025

Bitcoin was built as a pseudonymous system, yet modern analytics can link addresses to real people. The Mixer.Money team reviews 2025 privacy methods—CoinJoin, PayJoin, Lightning, Silent Payments and mixers—and how effective they are.
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CoinJoin Faces a Potential
ForkLog 10 04.06.2024

CoinJoin Faces a Potential “Death Spiral”

In late April, the U.S. Federal Prosecutor’s Office charged the founders of the Bitcoin wallet Samourai Wallet with facilitating the laundering of $100 million for cybercriminals and sanctioned individuals. CEO Keonne Rodriguez and CTO William Lonergan Hill face up to 25 years in prison.
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zkSNACKs CEO Clarifies CoinJoin Shutdown
ForkLog 4 06.05.2024

zkSNACKs CEO Clarifies CoinJoin Shutdown

The decision to discontinue the CoinJoin transaction anonymization service was made to ensure compliance with U.S. regulatory standards, according to Max Hillebrand, CEO of zkSNACKs, the company behind the service, in an interview with Cointelegraph. He stated that shutting down the service was a necessary step given the lack of clarity in regulations concerning the […]
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Opinion: CoinJoin Won't Replace Bitcoin Mixers
ForkLog 7 24.05.2023

Opinion: CoinJoin Won’t Replace Bitcoin Mixers

In April 2023, SatoshiLabs integrated the CoinJoin transaction-mixing technology into the Trezor Model T hardware wallet.
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Trezor integrates CoinJoin transaction-mixing technology into its wallets
ForkLog 13 19.04.2023

Trezor integrates CoinJoin transaction-mixing technology into its wallets

Hardware wallet maker Trezor announced the integration of CoinJoin transaction-privacy technology from the Wasabi Wallet team into its devices.
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Wasabi Wallet team begins blocking 'suspicious' addresses
ForkLog 13 14.03.2022

Wasabi Wallet team begins blocking ‘suspicious’ addresses

The CoinJoin service integrated into Wasabi Wallet began rejecting some unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs).
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Wasabi Wallet team to simplify anonymous Bitcoin transactions with 2.0
ForkLog 20 05.11.2020

Wasabi Wallet team to simplify anonymous Bitcoin transactions with 2.0

The Wasabi team announced the development of a 2.0 version focused on Bitcoin wallet anonymity. It is designed to simplify confidential transactions by automating mixing using CoinJoin technology.
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Wasabi Wallet developers fix wallet security vulnerability
ForkLog 10 04.09.2020

Wasabi Wallet developers fix wallet security vulnerability

The Wasabi Wallet team carried out a wallet hard fork to fix a vulnerability discovered by the Trezor developer.
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What is CoinJoin? What is ZeroLink? What is STONEWALL?
ForkLog 39 06.05.2020

What is CoinJoin? What is ZeroLink? What is STONEWALL?

1 What is CoinJoin? CoinJoin is a technique for anonymising bitcoin transactions. 2 Who created CoinJoin, and when? The CoinJoin protocol was introduced in 2013 by Gregory Maxwell, a Bitcoin Core and Blockstream developer. 3 What problem does CoinJoin solve? Contrary to a common refrain, bitcoin does not offer full anonymity. Analysis of the public blockchain can link transactions to an individual. […]
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What is MimbleWimble?
ForkLog 25 17.12.2019

What is MimbleWimble?

1 What is MimbleWimble? A PoW protocol offering broad scalability and enhanced privacy; in the Harry Potter novels it is the "tongue-tying curse", hinting at concealed transaction data. 2 Who created it and when? An individual or group using the pseudonym "Tom Elvis Jedusor"; a white paper appeared on July 19, 2016, followed by Andrew Poelstra’s review in October and an early Grin implementation soon after.
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