I suspect chainalysis is describing some "poisoned output attack" with respect to monero. See: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iABIcsDJKyM
The problem is a well-understood but innate limitation to all sender-obfuscating cryptocurrencies.
The problem is a well-understood but innate limitation to all sender-obfuscating cryptocurrencies.
Only those that allow sending coins to recipients without their explicit approval. On pure Mimblewimble blockchains, the recipient must sign for receipt and is much less likely to accept poisoned funds.