Any free ways to anonimize your bitcoins? - page 3.

S4VV4S

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The best way to completely anonimize your coins is the following:

a) Send the coins to Mixing Service A and have the mixed coins delivered to one of your addresses.
b) Send the coins to Mixing Service B and have the mixed coins delivered to one of your addresses.
c) Send the coins to Mixing Service C and have the mixed coins delivered to one of my addresses.

NOBODY will ever know that you ever had those coins Wink

Vanished forever!
Guaranteed!!!

Beliathon

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Quote from: Joe_Bauers on June 09, 2014, 10:20:26 AM

The best way I can think of is to give them to me. I won't tell anyone. Cool

LMAO

Joe_Bauers

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The best way I can think of is to give them to me. I won't tell anyone. Cool

NUD

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We are the first anonymous coin with a practical solution to reducing taint, we happen to be Tor based.

You can download our client and check "Send by delegate".

jaberwock

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Use playt.in it is free. It is gambling site but also a mixer.

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Quote from: 046738 on June 09, 2014, 06:07:29 AM

not free, but low fees https://bitmixer.io/

If you mix 1BTC with three forward addresses you will get 0.9935BTC back. Not bad if you ask me Wink

Their fee is 0.5% plus 0.0005 BTC for every forward address.

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Quote from: manicminer on June 09, 2014, 05:30:38 AM

I mean, to disconnect them from your name.

A Reddit user suggests to send your bitcoins to a Silk Road wallet, then back to another wallet/address:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c8yb3/a_stepbystep_guide_to_creating_an_anonymous/c9e99nu

However I am confused: do you actually have to send them to a new wallet as well? A new address in the same wallet (such as Qt, Electrum) will not suffice?

deposit them into an exchange and then withdraw. you end up with different coins, as exchanges act like a mixer. and the better part is you dont have to touch legally dodgy sites like silk road.

other options are to swap it for litecoins. and take those litecoins out and then use the litecoins on another exchange to convert back to bitcoins

DubFX

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Blockchain has it's shared transactions too but there is some fee for each repetition.

Meuh6879

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Quote from: 046738 on June 09, 2014, 06:07:29 AM

not free, but low fees https://bitmixer.io/

exactly.

Bitcoin++

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Isn't it sufficient to transfer from your wallet => any exchange => a second wallet you own (where no one knows the addresses belong to you)?

Now it's only you and the exchange that knows the second wallet belongs to you. If you registered with a false name, not even the exchange knows.

Am I right?

046738

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not free, but low fees https://bitmixer.io/

LiteCoinGuy

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maybe you have to wait for Zerocoin for that...

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3878992

hilariousandco

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Well that might work because I think SR has its own internal tumblers that mix the coins, but people can work out what SR wallets they use so it's probably not 100% safe. And it's probably best sending them to a new wallet if you're trying to remove the traces back to your name.

manicminer

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I mean, to disconnect them from your name.

A Reddit user suggests to send your bitcoins to a Silk Road wallet, then back to another wallet/address:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c8yb3/a_stepbystep_guide_to_creating_an_anonymous/c9e99nu

However I am confused: do you actually have to send them to a new wallet as well? A new address in the same wallet (such as Qt, Electrum) will not suffice?

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