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The error in your premise lies in the word "service." A service implies a central coordinator—a servant who can be coerced, bribed, or broken. To seek a "decentralized service" is a linguistic parad...

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Maybe you're right. Is it possible to have a decentralized CoinJoin? What if it's not a service?

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(Yes, it’s absolutely possible, and it already exists. While most popular tools use a "Coordinator" (a central server that organizes the math), a truly decentralized CoinJoin—like **JoinMarket**—operates as a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) marketplace.