Remember, when you move utxos on a forked chain you link common coin ownership on the parent chain.
Don't fuck up your privacy for picking up pennies in front of the train.
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And replay attacks
Can you give some practical examples for this?
Can you please elaborate on the proper moving strategy or consolidation moves after a fork? And whether the use of mixers at that stage risk problems with sanctioning coins post-mix? Thanks
Let's say you use @Wasabi Wallet and have 10 private utxos nobody knows they are yours.
Now you go to the forked chain and send all 10 coins to the exchange in a single transaction, now everyone knows that the 10 unspent coins on bitcoin belong to the same person. Wasabi can't even know this and still assumes these coins are private when they actually are not.
Send them one by one with multiple days in between for reduced timing attacks.
Thanks. Doesn’t that go out the window when you’re doing consolidations? Appreciate the insight.
Yes, same issue with consolidation.
The big question is why ”the train” and not "a steamroller"? Do you prefer Atlas Shrugged theme instead of "build the roads" one?
"sound money"
lol, when I initially wrote steamroller I started to get confused with wtf that even is
so if you have non-KYC utxos on the original chain, is it possible to sell the forked utxos? im assuming any exchange that would accept the shitcoin fork would require KYC
It would indirectly kyc your main chain coin.