Okay, so pay-join or coinjoin in and out of a decoy address?
Think that'll fly?
Is anyone keeping track, using on-chain analytics, of how many people are doing this idiotic EU "satoshi test"? E.g, Kraken describes the procedure here, presumably other exchanges use variants, which makes for great fingerprinting.
https://support.kraken.com/hc/nl/articles/what-is-a-satoshi-test
Discussion
EU law requires them to block* deposits from coinjoins**.
* = whatever that looks like, presumably just close the account and tell the user to provide a refund address
** = if detected
Wasn't sure that applied to withdrawals, thought if was just for deposits to the exchange.
Which law is that?
Not sure which exact one, either MiCAR or something passed around the same time: https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-does-increased-government-regulation-mean-privacyfocused-coins/#:~:text=In%20the%20European%20Union%20in,or%20purchased%20via%20their%20services.
The MiCa rules,... The ones I've been covering for 3 years on my podcast and such.. and where no one had any opinions about in the EU until they have to take this moronic test. :)