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"This also means whenever a transaction has multiple input addresses, we can safely assume those addresses belong to the same wallet." This is not true. You c
by loourr 11y ago
"This also means whenever a transaction has multiple input addresses, we can safely assume those addresses belong to the same wallet."
This is not true.
You can sign partial parts of a transaction and have M of N signatures. This is what mixing services are designed to do.
- throwaway2016a 11y agoNot to mention a great many transactions come from cloud wallets / exchanges with shared pools of addresses. However, if you are using a QT wallet it is probably generally true.