Every #Bitcoin transaction results in new Bitcoin. You only need to CoinJoin if you believe what the surveillance firms tell you.
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Gaslight Industy
I don’t understand. Can someone please explain?
There’s no way to prove Bitcoin in any transaction outputs are owned by the prior owner of the origin address, and there’s also no way to prove that you own the addresses you withdraw to. It’s all a game of probabilities, but they try to pass it off as definitive proof.
Exactly.
But as of now the Authorities™️ treat those probabilities as proof
It’s an injustice that anyone who is innocent be convicted of a crime unless they are proven guilty.
If we live in a world where it’s good enough to be “probably” guilty then we have already lost and the tyrants have won.
Thank you!
It’s misleading information and probably going to get a pleb hurt. Maybe @ODELL will care to chime in.
This is not so easy. In such a case the receiver will be able to know the amount of bitcoins remaining in the resulting utxo that belong to you, just to say something.
In the current banking system does the receiver know part of the money you have left?
It is not right for someone with your experience to say these things, without privacy there is no freedom.
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New UTXOs, not new bitcoin.
And CoinJoin is used to obfuscate the sending address from the receiving address, not in an attempt to ‘result in new bitcoin’.
good god i hate you 
so dumb