Wasabi Wallet - Total Privacy For Bitcoin

[Kruw]

Why not just make every client have an encrypted indexer?

Wasabi is a light client, you need a full node to build an indexer.

(Unless I'm misunderstanding your post, the rest of the context confuses me)

[NotATether]

Why not just make every client have an encrypted indexer?

Wasabi is a light client, you need a full node to build an indexer.

(Unless I'm misunderstanding your post, the rest of the context confuses me)

Basically I'm assuming that the output of an indexer is just a list of silent payment addresses that it is aware of, along with some supplementary metadata.

The rest of the post is just a design idea on how to encrypt that list so that it can be saved on to light clients without compromising privacy.

[Kruw]

Bump.

[alani123]

I kinda understand why so many Devs supporting bitcoin's decentralisation quit or disappear from the public eye.

Here's some DeFi idiots trying to frame wasabi wallet as supposedly being implicated in DPRK hacks.



 These defi idiots want to ruin decentralisation for everyone.

[Coinjoiner21]

It is not inherently bad to publicly post your analysis.  Chain analysis companies already know those bitcoin have been coinjoined through Kruw's coordinator. 

Bitcoin privacy should not be at stake just because one entity ever might shutdown.  God willing, future releases of Wasabi Wallet will come with a coordinator list that allows you to select any coordinator advertised over Nostr, without leaving the app.  I am working on this.