Yeah. As I said to you
in another post, the wait time for remixing is by far the biggest downside to Whirlpool. Getting unlimited free remixes for an output is obviously very attractive, but much less so when you can be waiting weeks for a single remix.
Thanks you've been helpful giving advice. Unlimited free mixes isn't the only attractive element Sparrow's presenting. If you've patience waiting for whirlpool mixes you're fine. If you can't wait for completion mixes you shouldn't use it.
If you don't need your coins mixed quickly and can leave your node and wallet running 24/7, then you can just leave them there and forget about them. They will get remixed eventually. But if you need them remixed quickly, then you need to look at either JoinMarket (but this will cost you to pay for 5+ remixes) or a mixer such as Whirlwind.
I've tested Sparrow on windows computer it was grim experience waiting for mixes. If Sparrow doesn't mix inside guaranteed times parameters I won't use it 24/7 if I found suitable RPi4. If Whirlwind & JoinMarket's something I'm able to test I'll post reviews.
And yeah, I wouldn't even bother downloading and testing Wasabi. It doesn't matter what their software is like when they are actively colluding with blockchain analysis behind the scenes.
I won't use Wasabi wallet. Their reputation's over their customers aren't stupid they'll use alternatives.
What is the point of comparison you want? I think you are talking about which is better in terms of privacy.
Wasabi's blockchain analysis collaborations stopped privacy comparisons so privacy aside which ones's thought to be better?
I haven't used coinjoin wallets at all, I prefer to launder my bitcoin through p2p exchanges and Monero, for various reasons. Not that I don't trust coinjoin, but it's worth noting that coinjoin coordinators are centralized services, and there are expenses that can be avoided by using my preferred methods. I'm rarely in a hurry to break links to my bitcoin, which is good because my methods can take some time. I don't mind hodling XMR, which is also good because patience is required.
I don't know how XMR works so I've downloaded Monero light wallet for tests today. In first impressions it's similarity to Electrum can't be missed. If it's giving reasonable privacy without paying mixing fees it's worth testing.
