Driving Bitcoin privacy towards resilience and decentralization.
Get Connected →Connect through Wasabi Wallet in two ways:
Copy this string and open Wasabi Wallet - it will detect the coordinator automatically.
name=Coinjoiner&network=main&coordinatorUri=https://api.coinjoiner.com/&readMore=https://coinjoiner.com/&absoluteMinInputCount=21
Or paste the Coordinator URI directly into your Coordinator Settings.
https://api.coinjoiner.com/
Privacy has always been a major challenge in Bitcoin. From centralized mixers to various coinjoin techniques, very few solutions have survived. Governments have been extremely hostile not only to mixing services but even to developers who write privacy code, pushing privacy-seeking users toward altcoins like Monero.
Today, the only practical on-chain privacy solutions still alive on Bitcoin are WabiSabi coinjoins and JoinMarket. We believe WabiSabi is theoretically superior in almost every regard. Currently, the only widely used client that implements WabiSabi is Wasabi Wallet (and its forks).
Wasabi Wallet has suffered reputational damage due to controversial decisions by its original company (zkSNACKs), including hiring blockchain surveillance firms and blacklisting UTXOs[1], as well as client-side vulnerabilities that could have undermined user privacy[2].
However, Wasabi Wallet is fully open-source and continued working perfectly even after zkSNACKs shut down their coordinator. Since then, independent coordinators have emerged (see: liquisabi.com), proving the protocol itself is sound and can survive State-level attacks.
Talk is cheap. Below are the patches we have authored and merged into Wasabi Wallet:
See all our pull requests on GitHub for current and ongoing work.
We see significant room for improvement:
Bitcoin deserves robust privacy solutions that no single entity can shut down. Coinjoiner is our contribution to that future.