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No, Wasabi's coinjoin implementation is trustless by design. The participants do not need to trust each other or any third party. Both the sending address (the coinjoin input) and the receiving address (the coinjoin output) are controlled by your own private keys. Wasabi merely coordinates the process of combining the inputs of the participants into one single transaction, but the wallet can neither steal your coins, nor figure out which outputs belong to which inputs. <br /><br />
- <small>Further reading: <a href="#" target="_blank">Chaumian Coinjoin</a></small>
+ <small>Further reading: <a href="https://github.com/nopara73/ZeroLink#ii-chaumian-coinjoin" target="_blank">Chaumian Coinjoin</a></small>
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It is advisable to limit the recombining of mixed coins because it can only decrease the privacy of said coins. This links all the consolidated UTXOs in one transaction, creating only one output, which then clearly controls all these funds. That said, if you combine less than 1 BTC it is less likely to reveal your pre-coinjoin transaction history. The potential issue comes when you spend that coin. Depending on what you do with the coin you might reduce the privacy of the resulting change (if you send half your coin to an exchange for example, as they will know that you own the coin change). As a result it is best not to recombine ALL your mixed change, though you may wish to recombine some coins if you are planning on hodling for many years as this will reduce the fees required to spend the coins later.
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- <small>Further reading: <a href="#" target="_blank">[Reddit] Combining Mixed Coins</a></small>
+ <small>Further reading: <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/WasabiWallet/comments/avxbjy/combining_mixed_coins_privacy_megathread/" target="_blank">[Reddit] Combining Mixed Coins</a></small>
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