Topic: Bitcoin remain anonymous? (Read 507 times)
Expect everything can be tracked and will.
Why?
Bitcoin is anonymous, ...
No, it's not.
At least we can always have a paper wallet 
Moreover, the appreciation of the bitcoin ultimately cause the devaluation of the dollar, countries that use the currency bitcoin can see as a threat, as well as the euro, real and everything. I believe that the popularity of bitcoin, governments must see it with new eyes and take the steps necessary to accept it, rather than trying to fight it.
Moreover, the appreciation of the bitcoin ultimately cause the devaluation of the dollar, countries that use the currency bitcoin can see as a threat, as well as the euro, real and everything. I believe that the popularity of bitcoin, governments must see it with new eyes and take the steps necessary to accept it, rather than trying to fight it.
But it can still be a system of identification required, such as new electronics boxes, which use digital for recognition and "safety".
Bitcoin is anonymous, but with more and more sites like Coinbase, we are not at risk of losing part of this anonymity?
A simple question for a complicated issue, since many ideas as unpaid taxes or hidden reserves of money could fall with the use of sites like this for the government to maintain control over the currency.
A simple question for a complicated issue, since many ideas as unpaid taxes or hidden reserves of money could fall with the use of sites like this for the government to maintain control over the currency.
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