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I don't think they owned the wallet, so they couldn't make outgoing transactions. I assume they didn't want to use a wallet they did control in case it could be

by amouat 6y ago

I don't think they owned the wallet, so they couldn't make outgoing transactions. I assume they didn't want to use a wallet they did control in case it could be used to identify them.

qqii 6y ago
It just seems like a very thin layer of plausible deniability, in the current setup they control wallets that send the transactions that also can be linked back to them.
- throwawayffffas 6y ago
  Agreed, I think they didn't really put much thought into it. Their next version will look at only outgoing transactions. They could also use another coin for lower transaction fees.