Sweep to multiple addresses
If you want to take all your funds and move it to cold storage, you don't want to make multiple sweeps just to ensure you have reasonable denominations and that you have distributed your funds across addresses.
A side effect, is that by providing a few addresses (say, 10) you could even make your transaction look like a coinjoin, or you could also decide to make it collaborative but be more than a single sender in that coinjoin (with limits to ensure you are not sybilling others).
Another idea might be to provide a series of addresses and the program will create multiple transactions for you (eg. you have 10 addresses, but you want collaborative joins with an avg of 10 inputs and you should be no more than 2 inputs per transaction).
Hey @dipunm, thanks for the input!
Crafting specific and highly "customized" transactions with JM is currently not possible via the API (and afaik, rather limited via the CLI). I think it is currently not possible to make a tx that "looks like a join" yourself with JM - even if, why not just do a "real" join? If you are worrying about fees: You can configure low upper limits, hence making sure there is a maximum amount of fees incurred. Hope I understood correctly and the answer is somewhat helpful.
Another idea might be to provide a series of addresses and the program will create multiple transactions for you (eg. you have 10 addresses, but you want collaborative joins with an avg of 10 inputs and you should be no more than 2 inputs per transaction)
Good call! I guess that will be possible within the next versions when the options on the "Sweep" page become more customizable. Thanks for the feedback. It is needed to get a feel on what to work on next. :muscle: