Payjoin Implementation Gaps: What Cake Wallet Achieves vs What Bitcoin Core’s PayJoin Library Misses

When a Bitcoin transaction appears on the public ledger, chain analysis firms routinely assume that all inputs belong to the same owner. This assumption, often called the common-input heuristic, simplifies transaction interpretation but breaks down when multiple parties contribute to a single transaction. A PayJoin, also known as a Stonewall transaction or BIP 78 payment,...

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