anonymous paying
- Thread starter hustlazzz
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Monero or Zcash
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Crypto could once provide the ability to pay & be paid anonymously, however, I don't think it's the same as it was 3-4 years ago.
Something you might want to look into.
Something you might want to look into.
Zcash is a crypto, the customer needs to have a zcash wallet (or monero, for example download CakeWallet or EdgeWallet on you smartphone) and has to buy some ZEC or XMR (zcash or moneto), then you give him your wallet address and he makes the payment.
Once you got the ZEC or XMR you can sell them (for example on EdgeWallet is very easy) and then you make a bank transfer to your bank account.
Keep in mind that in this way the customer won't know who you are but the authorities could find out.
slippery_slider
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XMR (monero). Zcash gave backdoors to feds, it's also a privacy, not an anonymity coin.
That’s bullshit, Edward Snowden himself contributed, he isn’t a fed lmao
Any suggestion for anonymous paying?
LuckyGamble
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There are always privacy-focused coins like monero or zcash and others
Zcash and monero are both fine
slippery_slider
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What is? The fact that they made a public post about giving feds a backdoor? Or the fact that zcash is an open ledger and its easy to get de-anonymized by doing correlation attacks?
What does snowden have to do with any of this, mr. fanboy? He was a fed, by the way.
He was a fed who is currently wanted in USA, and lives in Russia, I kinda trust what someone with his CV says
slippery_slider
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My standpoint is based on research and analysis, rather than trust.
And you discovered a “backdoor” on zcash public source code? Lmao
zcash was published in 2016, didn’t the developers listen to that interview? Lmao
slippery_slider
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No, but when they publicly announce they given backdoors to feds, I'm not going to go though millions of lines of source code to verify it, as something like backdoor obfuscation exists anyways (and that's how they were able to provide it to feds). It's also easy to get de-anonymized because of the nature of public ledger, read an article about it.
Will you keep making stupid comments just to increase your comment count?