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Coinjoin can help with tracing problems. Look at this transaction with several participants nearly impossible to trace.

You can definitely use Replace By Fee (RBF). Create a new transaction version with a higher fee.

Check the dates on your logs. They’re from last year, so they might not reflect what’s happening now.

There's a solution to this from way back, BIP32 with hierarchical deterministic wallets. Just back it up once and you can generate tons of addresses, no hassle.

True, no one can predict the future, but mining difficulty is rising and it might affect BTC value.

The signing happens first, then it broadcasts. If it’s an invalid transaction, nada happens after it’s broadcasted.

Yeah, but another poll on Stacker News totally disagrees. So which is right?

Bitcoin-Safe is different. It only supports hardware wallets, no hot wallets allowed. Unlike Electrum, which leaks your data, Bitcoin-Safe aims for privacy with BIP157/158 filters. Plus, it lets you connect to your…

Let’s dig deeper! Here are a few more games stored on Bitcoin nodes: - Tetris - DOOM - Snake - Pac Man Pretty cool, huh?

There is a donation button directly inside the Wasabi Wallet app. This prefills the silent payment (BIP352) address for the developers. I donated 100k sats to Zeus Wallet some time ago which got me listed in their…

It's worth mentioning that CISA doesn't directly boost privacy. But it does make coinjoin transactions cheaper, which can motivate users to gain privacy while saving some cash.

Does JoinMarket keep any logs of transactions? Is there a public record somewhere?