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9719985 No.9719985 [Reply] [Original]

Is there a way to transfer bitcoin 100% anonymously? Either online, or in person (with e-wallets?)

>> No.9719993

give me your private keys and I'll see what I can do

>> No.9720023

Probably not.

If you use different addresses for each transaction you do have a bit more anonymity

>> No.9720163

>>9720023
Does a hardware wallet have my identity on it? Can I create a "blank" account on a wallet, accept payments, and transfer those funds to someone else?

>> No.9720173

>>9719985
bitcoin transfers are 100% anonymous. what the fuck are you smoking?

>> No.9720178

>>9719985
Just use an airgapped computer to create several addresses. Transfer to an exchange or swap service and send the funds back to a different address.

>> No.9720200

>>9719985
Use a tumbler or transfer via monero

>> No.9720204

>>9720178
exchange gonna have your id that's the main point where anonymity is compromised.

>> No.9720229

>>9720173
>>9720204
You’re a fucking idiot who doesn’t even know how a block chain works

>> No.9720245

>>9720173
Not according to user agreements through hosted sites and transfer systems. Which is what I've since stopped using. I was thinking about receiving a payment via a Ledger, then transferring that payment to another account for cash. However, I have never used a Ledger before, nor do I know how they define their unique data, or if they associate it with bank accounts and ID's.

>>9720178
I'll look into that.

>> No.9720262

>>9720200
What is a tumbler (or are we talking about the website?)?

I've heard of monero. I've yet to test it, but am skeptical since it is still a hosted system.

>> No.9720273

>>9720229
right back to you nigga!
if your address is anonymous the bitcoin transfer is anonymous.
that simple.

>> No.9720281

>>9720245
>Not according to user agreements through hosted sites and transfer systems.
what do they have to do with bitcoin transfers? Oo

>> No.9720293

>>9719985
>mine some
>write down your private key
>tape it to the side of a building
Boom

>> No.9720305

>>9720293
or just do as i did: go to atm pay with cash bamm anonym bitcoins

>> No.9720355

>>9720262
>>9720200
Never mind, found out what a tumbler is. But now I have no idea how to find one.

>> No.9720391

>>9720281
Identity. Which is the problem.

>>9720293
>>9720305
I need to accept a payment, though. I'm not buying anything. After that payment, I need to either convert it to cash, or deposit into my "identity" account without it being trackable back to the person who sent me the money to begin with.

Above post mentioned a tumbler. I like that idea, but I don't know how to find one where I am. I'll have to spend some time searching. If you have ideas on how to speed up my search, I'd appreciate it, but that sounds the most realistic for the time being.

>> No.9720393

>>9720355
Start here
https://darknetmarkets.co/category/btc-mixer-tumber/

>> No.9720401

Nothing is anonymous anymore ya dingus big brother is watchin

>> No.9720448

>>9720401
Nah.
You still can deal anonymously but you need to jump through some hoops.
Use Payfair for small transactions(their volume absolutely sucks so patience needed)
Abra is a good second chance onramp for US citizens. Not anonymous if you entering with fiat BUT Coinbase is working with IRS and reporting your trades. In Abra you don't have to verify your identity for small transactions, so in theory you can open an online bank account under someone's else name and trade through Abra(4kusd a month).
These methods are good for small transactions.
For bigger ones...well not so much.

>> No.9720452

>>9720391
>Identity. Which is the problem.
there is no identity attached to bitcoin transfers.

>I need to accept a payment
that's different and not what you said in the op at all.

>Is there a way to transfer bitcoin 100% anonymously?
sure is all transfers are a 100% anonymous. unless you provide an identity to anyone that they can attach to an address of yours like an exchange.

i guess you want to cash out of an atm then. or use localbitcoins! set up a meeting accept cash only release bitcoins from escrow if you got it on the table. meet at a public place to avoid funny business tho!

>> No.9720841

>>9720393
>>9720448
Great thanks.

>> No.9721017
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9721017

When Wanchain 3.0 is launched in December this will be possible.

It will be possible for all ETH and ERC-20 tokens this month when Wanchain 2.0 is launched.

>> No.9721263

>>9719985

Just use monero you insufferable faggot