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> I'm far from coins, but heard that monero may be more anonymous i'm in a similar position. i find crypto interesting but i don't understand it well enough to

> I'm far from coins, but heard that monero may be more anonymous i'm in a similar position. i find crypto interesting but i don't understand it well enough to be confident about the anonymity provided. a concern i have is that people are already looking for ways to deanonymize crypto wallets and tor users separately. to link tor to crypto wallets would seem to increase the attack surface to deanonymize tor users. i'll leave it to those more knowledgeable than me to say how much of a risk this really is. again, i do think it is very important for the long term viability of tor to create more incentive for users to support it financially.

auslander 8y ago
> very important for the long term viability of tor to create more incentive for users to support it financially Yeah, that was the idea, nothing grows without money. Trust me, people will pay money for Tor once model is proven to be secure and anonymous. There is private networking, Tor, but it needs private money to run. There is private money, coins, but it needs private networking to run. Lets merge them together, somehow :) Onion Coin need to be established in .onion domain only, dark web (onion) exchanges converting Onions to 'meat' (a.k.a IPV4) internet coins, to pay for Tor nodes. Got me googling stuff (yeah, shut up), found deeponion.org - cryptocurrency sent through the TOR :)