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Nothing is traceable about bitcoin payments. All you see is coins moving from address A to address B. And then B can split into C, D, E, and each of those can t
by imaginenore 11y ago
Nothing is traceable about bitcoin payments. All you see is coins moving from address A to address B. And then B can split into C, D, E, and each of those can too. It becomes an unmanageable mess very quickly. You can generate 1000 addresses a minute absolutely free and randomly move your coins between them for a few pennies. Even if an outside observer knows your originating address, they don't know absolutely anything about who owns the addresses the money went to. All they see is money moving, and no way to trace them to a person. If you're paranoid, you can sell/buy coins on LocalBitcoins, and there's no trail leading back to you.