CoinJoin inputs

How many inputs the block's CoinJoin transactions consumed. Read against the output count it shows the shape of the rounds: a mixer that takes five and pays five is doing something different from one that takes fifty and pays a hundred.

DefinitionSum of the input counts of the transactions counted as CoinJoins. Detection is by SHAPE only, over the evidence log: a transaction with three or more outputs of exactly equal value. It catches Wasabi, Whirlpool, JoinMarket and WabiSabi rounds and also the occasional batch payment that happens to pay two people the same amount, PayJoin is invisible to it by construction, and no clustering is involved, so this family carries no entity caveat and every line is a lower bound.

LimitDetection is by SHAPE only. A transaction with three or more outputs of exactly the same value is counted; that catches Wasabi, Whirlpool, JoinMarket and WabiSabi rounds, and it also catches the occasional ordinary batch payment that happens to pay two people the same amount. PayJoin is invisible to it by construction, and so is any future design that does not produce equal outputs, so every line here is a LOWER bound. No clustering is involved in this family, so it does not inherit the entity caveat.

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