Yes, the issue is not symmetric. But the economics just don't make sense: the person paying for privacy isn't getting it, and the people getting paid for that service are.

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Also, efficiency does matter. It's not good if you need to do 1000's of coinjoins to get reasonable privacy. Block size is limited.

The only choice is to be a maker and taker. Run a maker for years and act as a taker when you want to make a tx. Also, a fidelity bond is a cost that makers pay, even if the cost is just opportunity and tx fees.