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There are reasonably easy ways around this though - for example, keep your coins in monero, and send to the bitcoin payment address via a service such as xmr.to
by divbit 10y ago
There are reasonably easy ways around this though - for example, keep your coins in monero, and send to the bitcoin payment address via a service such as xmr.to . (I'm sure that there are other ways, but that's just the one I'm most familiar with - in fact one may even be able to find some software which does this conversion automatically for you via the xmr.to api).
- tashbarg 10y agoSimplified, you pay someone (in another, probably more anonymous currency) to pay the recipient in the less anonymous currency. A less technical way would be paying someone in cash to do it.
- koolba 10y ago> Simplified, you pay someone (in another, probably more anonymous currency) to pay the recipient in the less anonymous currency. I'm pretty sure this is the definition of money laundering.
- tashbarg 10y agoI think so, too. That's why I wrote it down simplified.
- divbit 10y agoMonero in fact has 'view' keys so you can report, and prove, the transaction / donation to relevant authorities, without revealing your private key, and without making your transaction history visible to the general public.
- divbit 10y agoMonero in fact has 'view' keys so you can report, and prove, the transaction / donation to relevant authorities, without revealing your private key, and without making your transaction history visible to the general public.