Recent content by thunderfrog33

We have these things called statistical modeling and computers. They're very good at looking at large data-sets. I did read the monero criticisms section of that whitepaper. I think you are placing too much weight on the term "whitepaper". Do you know they aren't academic papers and are not...

What you describe is a more manual and leaky version of Ring CT involving centralized services like Tradegore. This is what Ring CT was literally designed to solve, but you'd rather do it manually? Did you read my reply above with the graph theory example? That already addressed why this...

I think (s)he is Wow so easy! I'm not sure if you're you joking here? Do you realize that you're asking the average user to go through all of that just for some basic privacy? Instead of all of that nonsense hoop jumping, just use Monero and send a regular transaction. Easy, fast, and cheap...

All you need to know that ETH doesn't provide you with ANY privacy is to go on twitter and search "@whale_alert #ETH" Your transactions are public and transparent for the whole world to see. All they need to do is associate your wallet address to your identity. Even if whale_alert doesn't have...

Where are you guys getting your crypto privacy knowledge from?? I've seen so many misleading information about crypto privacy on this forum. Ethereum provides you with ZERO privacy. You're trading off a public ledger for coins for a public/transparent ledger for wallets. Cool - you still have...

Requiring a KYC wallet is insane and unheard of. Can you please name this exchange so that we can avoid it?

All you need is a single transaction that can be tied to your identity and your entire transaction history becomes easy as a book to read. Example: Did you use your bitcoins to ship something for yourself? If the sender gets compromised in anyway, your wallet address is now 100% associated...

I havne't used them, but Agoradesk allows you to trade peer to peer with escrow. Some sellers require KYC, and some don't - they'll typically say in their profile. Expect to pay higher fees from the sellers than the big exchanges for the service

I haven't personally. I stay away from Bitcoin because of it's non-fungible nature and lack of any privacy. I like my currencies fungible ;) Since I'm new here, I can't yet post links, but if you Google "bitcoin coinjoin exchange account frozen", you'll see multiple instances of this happening...

Be extremely careful! Bitcoin transactions are almost a 100% traceable. I don't know where this myth that your transactions are private comes from. It's all in a public blockchain... You can simply follow the coins around from wallet to wallet. There's an entire industry built around tracing...

What kind of proof are you looking for? You can use any free online block explorer to see when and how many transactions back the coins were mined. If you didn't mine the coins, there's no way to "prove" that you mined them as bitcoin history can't be changed.