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Why are you dealing with money that you're assuming that is likely stolen? If they turn out blacklisted then you're out of pocket. Because bitcoin does not supp
by eterm 13y ago
Why are you dealing with money that you're assuming that is likely stolen? If they turn out blacklisted then you're out of pocket. Because bitcoin does not support refunds or chargebacks you must transfer clean money to refund them. Bitcoin has weaknesses, the way it deals with "change" and indeed the need for change is one of them. Bitcoin should have dealt with the change issue by instead of the splitting happening at the receiver end and sending back change, the splitting should have happened at the sender end so only the correct amounts were ever sent.
- yebyen 13y agoThat's not really how it works. The sender does the splitting, but he has to send the change somewhere, and customarily it's sent to a new address. The receiver doesn't even have to be online, you don't get your change from them, so the only way you'd get blacklisted coins in change is if you already had some blacklisted coins in the inputs you were using to begin with.