Topic: Bitcoin Analysis (Read 520 times)
Bitcoin laundering services exist to address such concerns. While this is not perfect, it should address typical transaction-tracking concerns. In those situations where certain transactions might be tracked... well, it isn't clear to what extent this is a real problem in terms of anonymity. A company need not have a single receiving address, for example.
I agree with that, I do not believe that all transactions should be tracked, however at the same time... It would definitely make transferring drug money harder lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FaQNPCqG58
Great video about bitcoins. Near the end of the video the speaker brings up a major issue in that the open transaction record will make adoption of bitcoins by industry very difficult. Large companies will not want transaction history public. What do others think of this problem?
Great video about bitcoins. Near the end of the video the speaker brings up a major issue in that the open transaction record will make adoption of bitcoins by industry very difficult. Large companies will not want transaction history public. What do others think of this problem?
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