How anonymous are BTCs and transactions.
For average user Bitcoin is not anonymous at all.Could you elaborate a little bit more for me, a new bitcoiner?
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Could you elaborate a little bit more for me, a new bitcoiner?
How anonymous are BTCs and transactions.
For average user Bitcoin is not anonymous at all.
For paranoid user Bitcoin might be anonymous, if he does all right
Most people use a coin mixer to mix their coins to make them pretty much untraceable in the Blockchain.
I used http://www.bitcoinfog.com and looked into blockchain, how mixing looks like..
Service has a very good ratings over here, I personally did not lose any coin, except service fee (1-3 percent random)
(just a newbie post...)
Most people use a coin mixer to mix their coins to make them pretty much untraceable in the Blockchain.
No!
The IP you see is just the one who relayed the transaction, every node relay all transactions. Nothing more nothing less. It DO NOT help you in identifying who made the transaction.
The IP you see is just the one who relayed the transaction, every node relay all transactions. Nothing more nothing less. It DO NOT help you in identifying who made the transaction.
Blockchain.info is connected to about 1000 nodes. There is some chance Blockchain.info is connected directly to sender
Let's clear that:
The IP you see is just the one who relayed the transaction, every node relay all transactions. Nothing more nothing less. It DO NOT help you in identifying who made the transaction.
The IP you see is just the one who relayed the transaction, every node relay all transactions. Nothing more nothing less. It DO NOT help you in identifying who made the transaction.
I know you can see of the transaction information from blockchain, but i'm guessing there is nothing logged by IP address or browser agent information anywhere.
Not in a blockchain but every node can keep record of IP they received the transaction
Blockchain.info shows the IP of relayed transaction - doesnt need to be sender but it might be
hmmmm...interesting. Thanks for this. I'll have to look into this a little more.
I know you can see of the transaction information from blockchain, but i'm guessing there is nothing logged by IP address or browser agent information anywhere.
Not in a blockchain but every node can keep record of IP they received the transaction
Blockchain.info shows the IP of relayed transaction - doesnt need to be sender but it might be
How anonymous are BTCs and transactions.
I work for a payment network, and we've been seeing more and more fraudulent transactions of customers accounts being compromised and purchasing Bitcoins with stolen dollars.
I know you can see of the transaction information from blockchain, but i'm guessing there is nothing logged by IP address or browser agent information anywhere.
Essentially what would be interesting is to see the wallet that was funded and work backwards to see if they were receiving any other payments from BTC sellers.
I work for a payment network, and we've been seeing more and more fraudulent transactions of customers accounts being compromised and purchasing Bitcoins with stolen dollars.
I know you can see of the transaction information from blockchain, but i'm guessing there is nothing logged by IP address or browser agent information anywhere.
Essentially what would be interesting is to see the wallet that was funded and work backwards to see if they were receiving any other payments from BTC sellers.
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