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Coinjoin and Payjoin both provide ways to obfuscate transaction details and increase privacy by enabling multiple parties to combine their transactions into a single one. This makes it much more difficult for outside observers - such as regulators or data-harvesting algorithms - to glean useful information about individual transactions.

With more stringent regulations on the horizon in many parts of the world, such as those recently adopted by the EU Council requiring crypto asset service providers collect transaction data and forward it tax authorities while increasing traceability effectiveness, there has never been a more pressing need for privacy services like Coinjoin and Payjoin.

It is critical in times like these where revenue authorities employs technologies for behavioural analysis and tracking risk control procedures that we use additional obfuscation technology between blockchain consensus messages.

Ultimately, protecting your financial sovereignty aids preservation of your anonymity from third party eyes. These kinds of products complement what #Bitcoin stands unalterably for; monetary sovereignty!

Cheers!