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811 sats \ 1 reply \ @anon 15 Nov 2023 \ on: What the heck is this transaction bitcoin
Possible it is a coinjoin but not too sure. Looks like the entity splits anything inbound into a bunch of utxo's and sends them to bc1qthdpgxj73uxumw887ra78pxqj5qy7pt9gf5su5 (1 utxo per transaction)
Once they are in that address, some have been sent but it is hard to follow because mempool.space does not let you filter to only show spent outputs. Just saw them confirm in the address so it will only be a matter of time to see how they move from here.
It is a weird transaction but the closest thing I can think of is coin join pre-mix.
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32 sats \ 0 replies \ @kristapsk 15 Nov 2023
It's not a coinjoin. Coinjoins are collaborative transactions by definition, this one has only single input. Yes, as it's taproot, it could be some kind of multisig, but it's funded before with a single transaction, with P2WPKH input, so there isn't multiple parties involved likely (unless it's 2P-ECDSA, but don't think anybody uses that on mainnet).
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