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[yakuza699]

Does it mean they are controlled by the same owner ?

Likely yes, but two separate people can agree to make a shared transaction(one signs the raw transaction with his private keys and the other one signs with his).No one can prove that those address are controlled by the same person but since there was only two outputs(one of them is change) I guess that those addresses are controlled by the same person.

[calci]

Does it mean they are controlled by the same owner ?

Likely yes, but two separate people can agree to make a shared transaction(one signs the raw transaction with his private keys and the other one signs with his).No one can prove that those address are controlled by the same person but since there was only two outputs(one of them is change) I guess that those addresses are controlled by the same person.

But if they both are involved in a scam then they are the same owners right ?

[yakuza699]

But if they both are involved in a scam then they are the same owners right ?

What do you mean by "both involved in a scam"? https://sharedcoin.com/ from their FAQ "How does it work?

Shared Coin is a method of making transactions which requires less trust in the service. Shared Coin is based on the CoinJoin concept which acts as a meeting point for multiple people to join together in a single transaction. Having multiple people in a transaction improves privacy by making transactions more difficult to analyse. The important distinction between traditional mixing services is the server cannot confiscate or steal your coins."
So one can share your transaction with someone you don't even know. Can you re ask?