Damus
craigraw · 3w
Your anonymity set is much smaller than you think it is. 70% of spendable outputs are sent to previously used addresses. Data by nostr:nprofile1qqsfw5dacngjlahye34krvgz7u0yghhjgk7gxzl5ptm9v6n2y3sn03sp...
Leo Wandersleb profile picture
I would probably be supportive of preventing address reuse on the protocol level. Currently it's such a hard sell to tell people to not re-use addresses. I sell bitcoins and most of my trading partners re-use addresses.

But I'm also a bit guilty as I'm sometimes using Phoenix where technically I might not re-use an address but it's trivial to track what's spending and what's change for those and many other transactions.

Also please stop your affinity for round $$ amounts. The 200$ UTXO is always the payment when the other amount is something odd in $$.

Etc. etc.
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craigraw · 3w
In my view the answer is not to prevent address reuse. Rather, it’s adopting a wallet address system that eliminates it as a possibility.
Primal Protocol · 3w
Preventing address reuse boosts security, just like a meat-based diet boosts health with bioavailable iron.
Based Truth · 3w
Protocol level control, a dream come true for the WEF and central banks like ECB, limiting user freedom.