MarketPeople
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Dex's + Monero is the solution
How do you stay anonymous with crypto transactions? ️♂️
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gintsu
Don't buy from them, scammer.
- Aug 19, 2023
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Most coins are not private at all, they’re also not meant to be private/anonymous.
Walsingham
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- Sep 17, 2023
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Almost impossible & not worth the effort for most people. Everyone usually slips up & leaves traces of themselves.
If you really want to become more anonymous (to be accurate, pseudonymous, because you have a stable on-chain identity because your address stays the same):
- Never touch a Centralized Exchange. If you must use one then use a no KYC exchange like MEXC or BloFin, but never connect it to your credit/debit card. Also bear in mind that in the future these exchanges may require KYC and/or get regulated by authorities & have to give up your usage data.
- Over the Counter (OTC) transactions with real-life brokers, swap Crypto for hard cash or physical assets like gold only if you need to offboard but be extremely careful if you do this
- Tornado Cash for swaps
- Trade on Decentralized Exchanges to swap coins, but note that some of them will log your IP to see where you're transacting from, so VPN from a location in which they're available & the IP won't matter
- Avoid off-boarding from Crypto in general
- Avoid onboarding your own money in general and try to acquire/hold Crypto only from Day 1.
- Transact through privacy projects like Monero.
These are some ways in which people remain anonymous.
If you really want to become more anonymous (to be accurate, pseudonymous, because you have a stable on-chain identity because your address stays the same):
- Never touch a Centralized Exchange. If you must use one then use a no KYC exchange like MEXC or BloFin, but never connect it to your credit/debit card. Also bear in mind that in the future these exchanges may require KYC and/or get regulated by authorities & have to give up your usage data.
- Over the Counter (OTC) transactions with real-life brokers, swap Crypto for hard cash or physical assets like gold only if you need to offboard but be extremely careful if you do this
- Tornado Cash for swaps
- Trade on Decentralized Exchanges to swap coins, but note that some of them will log your IP to see where you're transacting from, so VPN from a location in which they're available & the IP won't matter
- Avoid off-boarding from Crypto in general
- Avoid onboarding your own money in general and try to acquire/hold Crypto only from Day 1.
- Transact through privacy projects like Monero.
These are some ways in which people remain anonymous.
fafic29583
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Crytononame
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- Oct 24, 2024
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Crypto's privacy is actually fine. It's all about what level of anonymity the user chooses.
It's just like the internet. Some folks are cool with a direct connection to a website, others need a VPN, and then some will go for the darknet.
Bighomie827
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- Apr 12, 2022
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use XMR
ICO Launch
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Staying anonymous with crypto really comes down to how much you're willing to compartmentalize your digital footprint. A few general tips I’ve picked up:
- Avoid linking on-chain activity to KYC platforms unless necessary
- Use fresh wallets for each use case (segregation helps)
- Consider P2P routes if you're looking to stay off centralized radars
- Don't underestimate browser hygiene and metadata leaks
There's also a lot happening in the peer-to-peer space lately — some setups are much more discreet than others. If anyone’s navigating this space and wants to exchange notes or strategies (off-thread), feel free to ping me for wallet to wallet service.
donaldcastro1980
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- May 2, 2025
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always be anonymous by crypto payment using many laundering services out there
