<p>I heard from a podcast that a way to enforce privacy in your coins while DCA'ing could be sending your lightning BTC to a fedimint, and then send it to on-chain. What privacy properties would one be able to expect from this procedure vs coinjoin/mixing?</p>

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2024-09-11T14:58:09.190Z
"Is this the new norm?" is probably a matter of opinion or research. Given that we try to focus on facts and expertise here, your question might be a better fit if you were aiming for something more answerable, e.g. "What privacy properties would one be able to expect from this procedure?"
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Thanks! I updated the question accordingly
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# Fedimint for Privacy

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-09-11)

I heard from a podcast that a way to enforce privacy in your coins while DCA'ing could be sending your lightning BTC to a fedimint, and then send it to on-chain. What privacy properties would one be able to expect from this procedure vs coinjoin/mixing?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: "Is this the new norm?" is probably a matter of opinion or research. Given that we try to focus on facts and expertise here, your question might be a better fit if you were aiming for something more answerable, e.g. "What privacy properties would one be able to expect from this procedure?"  
> **username_0**: Thanks! I updated the question accordingly  

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