Hi, I have been a btt reader for more than six months and just joined forum to ask questions which were disturbing me most recently . One of them is related to consolidation, i.e., in terms of privacy, which option would sound better, to consolidate all inputs at once or divide them into smaller chunks and do it for each chunk separately at different times.
You can create different wallets for different purposes. Let's say you have one wallet for gambling. In that wallet, all your addresses have coins that went in and out of casinos, sportsbooks, and things like that. Since that is your gambling wallet, you can consolidate those inputs only for that purpose if you want. Unless, of course, you don't want to make a connection between Casino A and Casino B. You can even create a separate wallet for each casino, for example.
Another one of your wallets can be for your private investments in Bitcoin. Let's say you take a part of your salary each month and buy Bitcoin with it. After a year or two, you will have multiple inputs spread across various addresses. You can then consolidate all your investments into one address. You keep your investment wallet separate from your gambling wallet.
By now, you have probably gotten my point.
But at the end of the day, if your ultimate goal is to consolidate all the coins you own into one single address, it doesn't matter how ling it takes you to do it. If a day or a year from now you connect your gambling activities with your private BTC investment, those smaller consolidations you did before that wont really matter since the connection is there.
or maybe you KNEW and it was on purpose?
