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@Zenul_Abidin (posted 2026-08-05) defends @Kruwed as a free service for people…

2026-08-05 · 19:47 UTC ·@Zenul_Abidin ·1 min read

Brief

Zenul_Abidin (2026-08-05) pushes back on ZachXBT's call to jail privacy-focused actors by defending @Kruwed as a free coin-privacy service, noting mainstream privacy users rely on Wasabi and claiming Wasabi now uses Kruw's coordinator after zkSNACKs closed theirs. They contend prosecuting holders who cannot prove prior ownership is wrong and suggest regulators should pursue exchanges that run fake KYC instead.

Why it matters

@Zenul_Abidin (posted 2026-08-05) defends @Kruwed as a free service for people who want to keep their coins private.

Key details

  • The author says mainstream privacy users use Wasabi and asserts 'Wasabi literally uses Kruw's coordinator' after zkSNACKs shut down their coordinator.
  • They argue it's unjust to jail people who cannot identify a coins' rightful owner and say enforcement should instead target exchanges that scam users with fake KYC.
Source evidence

Sorry but I disagree with this.

First of all, @Kruwed provides a free service for people who want to keep their coins private.

Zach said himself that mainstream privacy enthusiasts use Wasabi.

That product literally uses Kruw's coordinator after zkSNACKs shut down theirs.

If you're going to jail people because they cannot identify the rightful owner of the coins and expect them to just blindly send the coins to anyone who demands, then you might as well go after the exchanges who scam people with fake KYC.

(mic drop)

ZachXBT (@zachxbt)

Wish the next US administration takes your entire livelihood so you can rot away behind prison like the criminal you are.

— https://nitter.net/zachxbt/status/2084949932289765633#m