BTC -> XMR -> XMR (different wallet) -> BTC

BTC -> XMR -> XMR (different wallet) -> BTC

is this 100% secure & private? no chance of traceability?

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try grin

well, you could still check all transactions with the same amount (- fees), having more than one transaction and you could link your BTC wallet1 with your BTC wallet2

Send different amounts and do it from a different location

From what I know someone could track your IP and try and correlate transactions, but the odds of that are infinitely small.

Split the XMR-BTC into multiple (at least 3 or 4) transactions separated by several days, otherwise it's fairly easy to figure out the corresponding transactions by total volume.

>Thanks for clarifying mr smith, the $650k appeared in your monero wallet from an unknown sender, of course we believe you and won't investigate further for tax evasion or money laundering. Sorry to have bothered you, have a nice day!

of course i would split the transactions but the xmr to xmr transaction itself should be already secure enough or am i missing something?

why not just stick to xmr and use xmr.to if bitcoin is needed? xmr.to even has an .onion address.
xmr to xmr is secure.

>100%
No. Knapsack and time attacks can still try and trace the XMR after it has disappeared from wallet one. For example if you had 14.88 XMR and sent it as one tx, it would be pretty obvious that when (14.88 - fees) appears in wallet x a short time after it disappeared from the paper trail, that wallet x is yours. If you split it up into two transactions of 14 and 0.88, then it becomes harder, but still possible. As long as you can defeat the knapsack attacks, you have anonymity.

I strongly recommend you look into KMD or ARRR. Zero knowledge proofs are as secure as ring sig. If you go the KMD way, (for a fee) your coins will go z wallet to z wallet in a batch, and the longer you keep the funds in a shielded z address, the more secure it is. ARRR has no T address option, so as long as you split into a good number of wallets (10 or so, all of different denominations) and maybe keep some back so an attacker can never add up the new BTC wallet sums to make the original sum, you're home free
>I do not endorse money laundering and the advice is only given for privacy and security, not intended for any criminal activities

nobody can see what is in your xmr wallet.

stop FUDing. nobody can see the 14.88 XMR. the wallets are private.

If xmr is so good then why are ransom ware hackers still demanding btc

My mistake, didn't make it clear- what I mean is when (14.88 - fees) of XMR appears in a BTC wallet, that is yours. That's the essence of a knapsack attack, which if you go through zero knowledge proofs and unshield at different times, send to different BTC addresses at different times, keep some in Z-address and use Jumblr, you avoid

ask Martin Frost. But oh, he has jail time.

No One will know, just Mossad

xmr is not zcash.

then the solution would be ridiculously easy no?
btc->xmr+xmr+xmr->xmr+xmr+xmr+xmr+xmr+xmr(split however many ways you want) -> couple of different btc wallets.

would make it practically impossible to track if you dont split it like a retard 1000 btc goes out, 4 new wallets appear with exactly 250-fees btc. 344, 588, 24, 42, 2 would already defeat the knapsack. Obviously the smaller amount per wallet the better because wallets with 500+ btc are pretty rare in comparison but w/e

because they know people are retarded and if they ask for xmr aint nobody gon be able to figure out how the fuck to even send it because: "what the fuck is xmr?"

the solution is keeping xmr and converting to btc on demand.

the is this norwegian kidnapper, who demands ten mil in xmr.

That's one solution. But it's not perfect because you can still find wallets that add up to the starting sum, easier the quicker they are returned to BTC. That's why I prefer my method of going via both Jumblr and ARRR, because I'm long KMD and have no problem keeping the funds in a shielded address and not making the final trade (to BTC) for months. If you want to keep a portion of the funds in XMR this does the same, personally I'd go KMD because then you can trade via a dex and there's not a KYC requirement

xmr.to has no KYC.

How do you want to find the wallets if I split it in 152 different transactions with different amounts?

Sorry bud nobody is going to buy your mimblewimble bags. Try a new scheme

this

This thread should make you realize XMR is the next mega bull run

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