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I'm not suggesting that it'd be in the protocol. It'd be in wallets. If you send Bitcoin to my wallet from a tainted address, my client would automatically send
by natrius 13y ago
I'm not suggesting that it'd be in the protocol. It'd be in wallets. If you send Bitcoin to my wallet from a tainted address, my client would automatically send it back to you.
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- yebyen 13y agoNot every client or wallet supports ownership of addresses. You could be sending coins back to a hot wallet, where they're indistinguishable from coins that I don't own and they don't even come back to my wallet balance. You could say "not my problem" but that's adding a lot of overhead to the brain of my wallet's mixing service that we didn't have to deal with before :)