In mid-August 2025, Torzon Market updated its Bitcoin deposit handling with a series of privacy-focused improvements. The changes address documented chain analysis vulnerabilities in the previous BTC deposit pipeline that could potentially be exploited to link marketplace deposits to user identities.
Mandatory Address Rotation
The platform now generates a fresh deposit address for each funding request, regardless of whether the previous address was used. Previously, unused addresses were reused across sessions — a pattern that chain analysis firms routinely exploit to cluster wallet activity. Address rotation eliminates this correlation vector at the platform level.
CoinJoin Guidance Integration
Updated platform documentation now explicitly recommends that users perform CoinJoin on all Bitcoin before depositing. The guidance specifically recommends Wasabi Wallet's Wabisabi implementation and JoinMarket for users who want a decentralised option. The documentation correctly notes that CoinJoin reduces but does not eliminate Bitcoin traceability, and recommends Monero as the superior privacy option.
Chain Analysis Context
Bitcoin's transparent blockchain means every transaction creates a permanent public record. Chain analysis firms use multiple techniques to deanonymise users: address clustering, transaction graph analysis, and cross-referencing with exchange KYC data. The platform's updates represent a meaningful reduction in surface area, though researchers reiterate that XMR remains the recommended payment method for maximum privacy.