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The goal of this project is to educate users by showing how easily some patterns can be used to link deposit and withdrawal addresses 🧠 We believe that many good actors use Tornado Cash for privacy and want to help them better hide their identity πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ 1/8
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On the website, you can either connect your wallet or search for any address/ENS names πŸ”Ž The website will then tell you if our algorithm was able to link that address to a matching deposit/withdrawal address 🀝 3/8
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A Lookup section is also present where you can find a list of over 100 depositor/withdrawer addresses match based on the combination and amount of times each pool was used 4/8
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Using the same wallet to deposit and withdraw is also poor practice, a graph will showcase when that was the case for the searched address Many other patterns can be used to link depositor and withdrawer but due to the time constraint, we could not tackle all of them ⏳ 5/8
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In order to hide your identity when using , we recommend: - Withdrawing to a different address - Withdrawing across multiple addresses - Using a relayer to withdraw onto fresh new address - Waiting a few days before withdrawal - Withdrawing at a different time 6/8
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Awesome project! I guess it's inspired by this paper by , & frens?
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Blockchain is Watching You: Profiling and Deanonymizing Ethereum UsersπŸ§πŸ‘€ arxiv.org/pdf/2005.14051 Joint work with @ferencberes91,@BenczurAndras,@badcryptobitch How private is Ethereum? Why should you care? Thread/πŸ‘‡
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