The only interesting parts (to me): > the attacker used a Wasabi wallet, which mixes many transactions together ... in a process called a CoinJoin > Chainalys

The only interesting parts (to me): > the attacker used a Wasabi wallet, which mixes many transactions together ... in a process called a CoinJoin > Chainalysis is disclosing for the first time that it is able to de-mix such transactions. If such demixing is possible regardless of the mixer used, this has pretty huge implications for the most popular use-case of bitcoin. Or maybe CoinJoin is just bad. The article doesn't provide insight on this.