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Currently phoenix reuses addresses for the onchain swap deposit address.
This means that outside observers (and especially senders) can see how frequently and what amount was received by a user in the past and future.
Privacy and security would be improved by creating a new address for each deposit.
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This is something we're working on, but only makes sense when using taproot addresses, see #403 and #516
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Sorry for the duplicate, apparently I didn't search the repo thoroughly enough...
Amazing that you're already tackling the issue, and with taproot there should be even further script privacy improvements, that's great, thank you! 🖤
With v2.2.0 released on iOS and Android, Phoenix now rotates the on-chain address (see https://acinq.co/blog/phoenix-swaproot for details and more).
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Currently phoenix reuses addresses for the onchain swap deposit address.
This means that outside observers (and especially senders) can see how frequently and what amount was received by a user in the past and future.
Privacy and security would be improved by creating a new address for each deposit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: