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@raw_avocado asks on Twitter:

I remember reading at some point something about how you can identify transactions made by specific wallets because they have a specific fingerprint because of how they construct transactions.

Are there any public stats on this?

Where can we find more information on the unique fingerprints of wallets? Is there a website that tracks this information or maybe an academic paper?

Michael Folkson
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Murch
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  • I am also interested in the answer for this question. I met someone in a bitcoin meetup here in India who had done some research but didn't share details with me. Will see if I can get something interesting. Also the discussion in this issue is interesting: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/issues/3625 and `rbf`, `discourageFeeSniping`, `version`, `lockTime` randomized in https://github.com/dgarage/NBXplorer/pull/262/commits/f43919ba8f8bd7cf1aacc699a43a9532ca9357a5 –  Oct 21 '20 at 13:25

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Is this the research article you are thinking about? It's blockchain.com wallet fingerprinting mostly on the basis of feerates by 0xB10C.

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