Let me say this straight. I am a normal person and I just started to get in crypto. I have no technical knowledge and I really need some advice on how to make sure my transactions are truly anonymous. Any tips & tricks?
Transactions privacy
Jaxson Campbell
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Josiah Williams
don't tell anybody your adresses.
Josiah Davis
btc transactions are not totally anonymous. to hide my public address or IP I used BTC mixer for a while but then giving away $ for this was not suitable so I started to switch it up to HD wallets.
Ayden Johnson
Let's be honest, hiding your identity in this digital world is quite tricky, as you often leave behind several digital footprints.
Since btc is part of the digital world, it is also quite tricky to be completely anonymous when using this cryptocurrency.
Yes, that is why btc transactions are called pseudo- anonymous transaction.
Mason Sanchez
You can't change your Ip with Btc Mixer, for that you can use Tor or something similar
James Baker
VPN&Shapeshift = life savers
David Sanchez
Or you can use logless VPN.
Doesn't store the history of your activities on their servers. Also encrypts all your internet traffic. Any other beside these? I never used for onion router, how it works?
Dylan Cruz
This is literally the only way.
Mason James
CoinJoin transaction is the safest. It combines many transactions in a single one, a joint payment as the name suggests. Check the photo for a very comprehensive sketch.
Besides Skycoin, where coinjoin protocol was implemented as native, there are also other projects like Dash, JoinMarket, Darkwallet which got inspired from it.
Evan Scott
fully anonymous transactions are not easy and for someone new in cryptoworld might become a pain in the ass.
hd wallets like trezor, ledger nano s
Jaxon Butler
Ryan Campbell
Is there any difference in having this CoinJoin protocol built in? How is this working?
Jeremiah Powell
Come hard. Come heavy.
Robert Harris
How about using multiple wallet? Is like maintaining multiple identities. Kind of undercover work, but still not complete anonimity, more pseudonym.
Coinjoin sounds interesting tho
Anthony Garcia
This is your answer!
>coinjoin server receives multiples transactions from skycoin clients
>the transactions will be added randomly in the CJ transaction
>the server sends the transaction to clients for signature
>goes back to CJ server and the sjgnatures are mixed up in a valid transaction
>then the transaction is sent onto sky network
Adrian Reyes
Speaking of Shapeshift & skycoin.
If you want to increase your privacy you should go with Skycoin software wallet because you will have the ability to shapeshift your coins for free.
Bentley Barnes
They have only a software version? Or also Skycoin hardware wallet as well?
Josiah Ward
Sure thang!
Here you go. That's the latest prototype
Jason Roberts
Cool. So the software wallet is out and fully functional and the hardware is a prototype. Intriguing...the design look nice. Can we store oder coin on it, or just for Skycoin?
Parker Cook
what leads someone to the need of anonymous transactions on the crypto world?
Charles Phillips
From what we know so far, the hardware is meant to hold every coin on fiber like right away after its release. Also, it's designed to solved every storing security issue we have right now with other wallets.
Daniel Brown
>No.10186329
practically they are trying to solve the privacy issue. I like it. Looking forward for the launch of the wallet...