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So, ab nach MΓΌnchen

Joinmarket does not break deterministic links, is not zerolink and sybill attacks are possible

He has really no clue about whirlpool. Told him 5 times or more to read the Samourai docu. He talks about things which are official documented.

Senseless with you as you don't understand the Whirlpool concept.

And merges are not very smart ;) But we end this discussion now because you don't understand it

But Address Reuses and they are working with Chainalysis and are falling in love with censorship

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Whirlpool leaves deterministic links because it peels the change during the tx0 used to create sized equal outputs. I just unmixed the Whirlpool transaction from your screenshot to reveal the change: https://mempool.space/tx/323df21f0b0756f98336437aa3d2fb87e02b59f1946b714a7b09df04d429dec2

Address bc1qgwv9hn979rex0rhfp3cknfdkyrgk04493gclvv belonging to Whirlpool input 1 created 0.01346981 BTC in traceable change which has 100% deterministic links to bc1qjy3zud5c7qypvgccgvptvaxkcsg6g4jl3u4tdy

Address bc1q528pyda90y4j9nuqrcm65rlxz9txljtn208dqm belonging to Whirlpool input 3 created 0.01971146 BTC in traceable change which has 100% deterministic links to bc1q50akm6ggcwgjext09tuz0rcl6cya2huu70pef4

Feel free to post any other Whirlpool tx ids and I'll unmix them too.

You are basically talking about the doxxic change from whirlpool. Do you know that the mixed bitcoin can not be spend with the doxxic change in the same transaction?

The whole point is, that after one mix there are no deterministic links