Kruw on Nostr: This is a lie. All Whirlpool coinjoins can be unpeeled to reveal this change, it's ...

This is a lie. All Whirlpool coinjoins can be unpeeled to reveal this change, it's trivial to do because of a fatal privacy flaw called 'tx0' that merges your coins without yourself instead of coinjoining them first.

Go ahead and post any example of a Whirlpool transaction on the blockchain, I can easily unmix the change created by the new entrants:

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nevent1q…6zrj

Sure, I'll show you exactly how anyone can trace the change from that Samourai Whirlpool tx by unpeeling the tx0 that created its inputs:

Address bc1qr9gukl8ahwm3x7ywdpwhjvs2nt7s49r9u38ef0 belonging to Whirlpool input 2 created 0.00801308 BTC in traceable change which has 100% deterministic links to bc1qcq56q0cmkukju4d07qc34qc6p5pfy24ekjnclm

Address bc1qjrlutevgsy8ltqq7e9s40m8laz5ujzykj0apy9 belonging to Whirlpool input 3 created 0.00132931 BTC in traceable change which has 100% deterministic links to bc1qdqra796rqgnn5gmmfr9qntzg9ftqaykv4sc5tg

Feel free to post any Whirlpool transactions and I'll show you how to unpeel them to reveal the change.

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nevent1q…yvzl

You don't seem to understand. Whirlpool transactions can easily be unmixed to reveal the traceable change. Here's where I tracked the change from the Whirlpool entrants:

bc1qwdunzeuh7csqgj7eemz87udqpnjmzaugaa5gvj has 0.00013365 BTC in change that belongs to bc1qapz2y95uvmcp64z9edsp44x35dqrgeq3rnytud which is the third input in the whirlpool tx. This is completely revealed by the tx0 that created it: b787184c44e482d0ca56562a6f01bd78b35a3471783d03c8db4bb3894e9f6d89

bc1qa58fvu80y6k2ana8f0893uuqqc0zm97nmuzezn has 0.11149586 in change that belongs to bc1q3dyxkm2dcf8jh6rl9z272vduwzutz225v5a8hd which is the fourth input in the whirlpool tx. This is completely revealed by the tx0 that created it: f1b351e3741fbe76ccd6420f5af070a6654de2d5494b05b6b05ede88f227604f