Can any bitcoiners answer me something…if you are running your own node and using separate wallets on that same node, and you don’t want the sats from one wallet to be tied to the other…is this something to be worried about since you are using same node even though you have not sent back and forth between them and kept them separate other than the fact they are on same node ?

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Every Bitcoin app is built on a node with each user’s wallet within the app on the same node or on multiple nodes. Ex. Coinbase runs many nodes with user wallets on those nodes. Funds are not co-mingled. I’m currently creating a bitcoin app and this is my architecture.

Ok that makes sense but I guess what I am saying is…say you have some sats that are tied to your name in one wallet and sats that aren’t in another. If you are using both those wallets on your own private node separately does that in any way make it easier to connect the two?

All wallets are separate on bitcoin core, if that’s the node you’re running. It won’t make it easier or harder to connect them. The wallets exist the same as they would if you had them on separate nodes (services).

Thank you !