Topic: Is Bitcoin Anonymous Enough For You? - page 9. (Read 7636 times)
For me it is complete anonymous. You cant tell my address of cold storage wallets. Only my spending wallet addresses arr visible. No body knows how much i m holding. During tx don't include outputs from address tagged to you.
Anonymity is not the main reason why I am into bitcoin. I just like the technology and since I have no transactions in which I need to be anonymous about at the present, it doesn't concern me that much. What I want improvement on is the confirmation time, though. There must be a better way to make things more efficient.
Would you, if asked, personally consider Bitcoin anonymous enough for your needs? Does it lack privacy features? Would you consider Bitcoin anonymous, semi-anonymous or transparent?
Do you want an anonymous crypto currency?
yeah i think its good enough. Yes, i know its still possibly to back trace from blockchain but its pretty hard if you use multiple addresses and to be more anonymous use a bitcoin mixer. I am not doing anything "illegal" with bitcoin so I don't need to be worried much Do you want an anonymous crypto currency?
For me, anonymity does not matter too much. I bought things from online stores. They know my address anyway.
I think bitcoin anonymous is enough for me, because we no need verification or doing something to use bitcoin, not like paypal, you need verification your profile and credit card. it's not anonymous.
Bitcoin still anonymous for me,Bitcoin wallet didnt require id for verification its account not like Paypal. Paypal need verification to able to use its other feature.
Moneroman, are you asking if Bitcoin is anonymous enough for me because you would like to sell Monero to me? I would not touch Monero cuz it's inferior on every level
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bitcoin is not anonymous enough. but it doesn't matter for peoples who use it for buying/selling and using for legal things and activities, peoples who do illegal things and transaction can be traced with some ways,
so don't use bitcoin for shit things,
so don't use bitcoin for shit things,
Yes bitcoin is anonymous enough for me.Registering bitcoin wallets does not need any identity verification and addres verfication except some wallets like coins ph to add security on your account and stay protected.But if you're pertaining on transactions yes it is fully anonymous and even untracable at all,so you can ensure your safety o every transaction you will make
Anyway, BTC is quite all right, the real issue is with exchanges. I wish there shops somewhere where you could buy BTC over the counter and pay with cash, just like you do to buy a soda.
You are right, but it's only half of the problem.
I wish there will be places where you can buy and sell Bitcoin, in the same way you can buy or sell any country's currency. And if that's not the banks, then at least the proper exchanges could do that.
Possibly not but I don't really care anyway. If I did then there are enough options and services that do allow you to fade away.
That's true.If you don't actually care about it,why bother posting anyway ? Its one of the most important things of the bitcoin protocol to "not be caring about".I am not surprised that people are like that, after all we are living in the age when people are notorious for posting details of their private life on Facebook or Twitter.
Not for me. Waiting for CT+coinjont by default for everyone.
I wish there was a "Yes, but could be improved" choice.
Anyway, BTC is quite all right, the real issue is with exchanges. I wish there shops somewhere where you could buy BTC over the counter and pay with cash, just like you do to buy a soda.
Anyway, BTC is quite all right, the real issue is with exchanges. I wish there shops somewhere where you could buy BTC over the counter and pay with cash, just like you do to buy a soda.
I've added that option to the voting options just now. Thank you for the suggestion, I agree that my voting options have not been the best in the first place.
I wish there was a "Yes, but could be improved" choice.
Anyway, BTC is quite all right, the real issue is with exchanges. I wish there shops somewhere where you could buy BTC over the counter and pay with cash, just like you do to buy a soda.
Anyway, BTC is quite all right, the real issue is with exchanges. I wish there shops somewhere where you could buy BTC over the counter and pay with cash, just like you do to buy a soda.
Anonymity in Bitcoin, as I can see from this thread's participation, is a topic that is not to be neglected.
Private transactions are more important than ever and people are becoming aware of that.
Private transactions are more important than ever and people are becoming aware of that.
Bitcoin is a toss between semi-anonymous and fully transparent. It's semi-anonymous because when I try to use one of the online Bitcoin exchanges my private info will be known upon withdrawal and probably will be leaked to some government institutions. After my identity is linked to my Bitcoin funds Bitcoin becomes fully transparent and everyone with the knowledge of following traces over the Blockchain could see what I have been doing. I don't have time nor desire to constantly run my coins through a mixing service so as to cover my tracks. For Bitcoin to be completely anonymous people have to only use websites that don't ask for personal information and don't use any exchanges or Bitcoin debit cards to withdraw funds and only seek private sellers. However I would like to say that for my needs Bitcoin is anonymous enough as I don't partake in shady deals nor do I purchase any illegal goods online so I actually don't care much about who has been stalking me.
I dont need to hide my transactions, it's good enough for me.
It would be hypocritical to pay with debit cards/credit cards (which are even less anonymous, and then complain about bitcoin privacy.
It would be hypocritical to pay with debit cards/credit cards (which are even less anonymous, and then complain about bitcoin privacy.
For me its anonymous enough because I do not do stupid things with it to be honest and you can still mix it right so its no problem..
With blockchain transactions we can trace any address to the end but this ends when the owner of the address do a deal(purchase etc) with another person and he transfers his bitcoins to another address or if he sell his coins on an exchange and after that it becomes harder to find the identity of the person using that specific address.
Bitcoin is anonymous to a partial level i guess but not much since you have to disclose yourself upon transactions and so far bitcoin is also getting so famous so it is no more very much anonymous currency.
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