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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @1440000bytes 26 Sep \ on: Contemplating about payments to third parties during a coinjoin bitcoin
Obviously, the inputs and outputs must make sense from the privacy standpoint in terms of amounts - there can’t be 0.8 BTC output which would be easily linked to User C. The coordinator’s task would be to identify such cases and reject them.
It is even possible to do it with equal size outputs. No change amounts involved in the coinjoin transaction. No coordinator required.
Joinstr protocol allows users to create pools with custom denominations and number of peers.
In some cases it's better to avoid paying third parties in coinjoin transactions. Payjoin or Octojoin works better in such situations because less or no coordination and transactions look normal.
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