What an Uptick in ‘Coinjoins’ Says About Bitcoin’s Value Proposition

By cineramaMarch 20, 2020Bitcoin Business

With the global economy reeling from the coronavirus crisis, bitcoiners are increasingly turning to crypto wallets with privacy features.

A masking feature called “coinjoin” batches transactions together so it’s harder […]

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What an Uptick in ‘Coinjoins’ Says About Bitcoin’s Value Proposition

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