What is the most anonymous crypto currency to pay with?
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Get your BTC, on a “anonymous pc” (vpn+tor+vpn and let say virtual machine with windows) set up a wallet app and receive your btc. Then convert it to dash /monero etc. and transfer to “anonymous pc2 or hardware wallet.
not sure why you want to do such conspiracy because most of the things we do is within legal framework.
worst case as someone suggested you could send it to exchange which is verified to “someone one else” but you have control of the account.
not sure why you want to do such conspiracy because most of the things we do is within legal framework.
worst case as someone suggested you could send it to exchange which is verified to “someone one else” but you have control of the account.
I would say it is 99.99% secure. Using new computers is ot required as I mentioned you can do the whole process with virtualbox machines either windows or Linux. I would set it up dry easily to hide my trails but you can also do the same.
mostof the problems happen when people try to cash large amounts and get into situations like in another thread where receiving bank might︀ ask you for source of funds etc.
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mostof the problems happen when people try to cash large amounts and get into situations like in another thread where receiving bank might︀ ask you for source of funds etc.
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It is possible to hide the trails. I’ve done several set ups for reporters visiting various areas where they check your computers etc and no issues.
as a ready out of the box set up check kodachi os, it is pretty much set up for you, just need to select proxies or vpns to hide the tor exit nodes.
as a ready out of the box set up check kodachi os, it is pretty much set up for you, just need to select proxies or vpns to hide the tor exit nodes.
Yeah, after posting this I checked a firewall that is able to hide the exite nodes of TOR but still not convience if it really is sufficient. Anyway, will have to check the OS you suggested, assume it is this one Linux Kodachi 6.2 The Secure OS | Eagle Eye | Nonprofit Organization
How would moving BTC from one wallet to another be private? It can all be traced on the blockchain anyway, so there is always a chance that some logs or whatever from the first transaction can be matched together - if a LOT of resources is put into it, of course!
There is a reason that hackers breaching exchanges often leave, or move around their coins without being able to cash out in fiat - there are lots of scammed people following the transactions...
Exchanging into Monero on the first device and then back to BTC on the second, completely untraceable one though - then︀ there should be NO way of tracing this!
You'd end up with BTC that you︁ can provide no provenance for of course, but that should be what you actually want︂ in this case 🙂
There is a reason that hackers breaching exchanges often leave, or move around their coins without being able to cash out in fiat - there are lots of scammed people following the transactions...
Exchanging into Monero on the first device and then back to BTC on the second, completely untraceable one though - then︀ there should be NO way of tracing this!
You'd end up with BTC that you︁ can provide no provenance for of course, but that should be what you actually want︂ in this case 🙂
Bitcoin has paper wallets you can get from ATMs and a few other places. On and off, a few private companies have issued physical Bitcoin tokens.
The first and the last to approach a central KYC hub will be identified (either to buy or to cash-in). Anything that happens in between remains untraceable, off the public ledger.
The first and the last to approach a central KYC hub will be identified (either to buy or to cash-in). Anything that happens in between remains untraceable, off the public ledger.
Does anybody know a stablecoin mixer/tumbler? I would like to avoid exchanging to another cryptocurrency.
Not news-worthy info that a buyer of a physical token or paper wallet of significant value is subject to KYC.
But nobody said that the person who bought it can't trade that wallet/token to someone else, like drugs for cash, but drugs for a BTC paper wallet instead.
KYC/AML applicable to crypto ATMs assumes that the buyer transfers coins to his own wallet. That's also where virtually every BTC privacy-penetration software is vulnerable and easy to mislead.
But nobody said that the person who bought it can't trade that wallet/token to someone else, like drugs for cash, but drugs for a BTC paper wallet instead.
KYC/AML applicable to crypto ATMs assumes that the buyer transfers coins to his own wallet. That's also where virtually every BTC privacy-penetration software is vulnerable and easy to mislead.
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