Wasabi Wallet and Phoenix have suspended their services for customers in the United States. The companies behind these wallets, zkSNACKs and ACINQ, announced the...

Crypto && Coffee 134 March 29, 2023 CipherTrace Engineering Technology Recap: BitcoinThe term "Bitcoin" can either refer to Bitcoin the network, ... More: John Law posts to the...

On Monday, Wasabi Wallet and the open-source bitcoin payment processor Btcpay announced a new plugin for the Btcpay server. The plugin implements Wasabi’s Wabisabi...

“When users work responsibly with their seed and keep their private key in dedicated cold storage, the risk of cracking the wallet is practically...

On-chain data shows that five wallets associated with the defunct crypto exchange QuadrigaCX moved large amounts of Bitcoin for the first time in several...

This is an opinion editorial by Thibaud Maréchal, a contributor to privacy-focused Bitcoin wallet project Wasabi Wallet.“Divide and conquer” is a battle-tested military strategy...

With governments in Russia and Canada sanctioning specific crypto addresses, concerns arise over the slow erosion of Bitcoin's fungibility.

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zkSNACKs, the company behind the privacy-focused Wasabi Wallet, explained its decision to censor certain Bitcoin UTXOs from using its CoinJoin service.

Wasabi Wallet, a privacy-oriented bitcoin-only wallet, has announced it will start introducing censorship methods into its mixing procedures. The announcement was made on social media, where the official account of Wasabi explained that a blacklist will prevent some UTXOs (unspent transaction outputs) from registering to Coinjoins, the method Wasabi and other wallets use to enhance […]