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But you can just “taint” coins that are already on that known address, since you already know that the address belongs to the adversary. If I understand correc
by nlitened 5y ago
But you can just “taint” coins that are already on that known address, since you already know that the address belongs to the adversary.
If I understand correctly, “dusting” is only useful for empty addresses, when you want to track who owns them, because if they remain empty forever, you have no means to know.
- Andrew_nenakhov 5y agoTainting is not for tracking, but for making the adversary's funds marked as 'problematic'.
- nlitened 5y agoAh, so it’s like sending a satoshi known to be involved in trading drugs, to make adversary’s account linked to illegal activity?