The Latest in Wasabi Wallet
summary
Wasabi Wallet updates add concrete privacy and usability features: implements Chaumian CoinJoin mixing with a configurable anonymity set 50 default, shows more user feedback on the status bar, and extends Tor to peer-to-peer connections (onion-only backend). Hardware wallet support is explored but limited because signing windows and privacy risks force trade-offs; options include disabling CoinJoin or adding scripted signing rules. A simple headless daemon is available to auto-mix wallets until the target anonymity is reached.
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- 0:00Meeting at the conference
- 1:38Wasabi wallet features
- 7:21Hardware wallet integration
- 13:38Network privacy and Tor
- 21:28Headless daemon and future
- 25:37Closing thoughts
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