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Sigh,the bullshit asymmetry principle at work. Can you please read the original comment and understand that Monero is claiming to be not traceable. Make no cla
by DarthGhandi 7y ago
Sigh,the bullshit asymmetry principle at work.
Can you please read the original comment and understand that Monero is claiming to be not traceable. Make no claims for them but some well regarded mathematicians do.
Can you read about xmr.to the site that uses a very large prominent Bitcoin exchange as a backend yet still has an onion frontend to exchange XMR to BTC.
Can you also read my comment about buying Bitcoin from Bisq without providing any centralized source with passports/licenses/dna.
What exactly is your point here, incredibly interested in some elucidation?
I'll pay you $10,000 (held in escrow) if you can show me how to prove ownership of coins going from Bitcoin to Monero to Bitcoin via xmr.to
Any day, any time. Offer is open to anyone in Earth.
Reply here for interested parties.
- bduerst 7y agoNobody here is claiming that Monero alone is traceable. No one. The proposed solution was to convert/tumble Monero with BTC. My reply is that the majority of the trusted exchanges where you do said conversions require multiple forms of identification from you to even have an account. Even the more popular ones like shapeshift.io have switched to verified accounts as law enforcement has cracked down on above-the-table exchanges. XMR.to is not a trusted exchange. So when you use BTC on the honeypot market, the law enforcement can trace the BTC back to your exchange and make a request there for your information. It doesn't matter if Monero is involved because the BTC exit point from the exchange to the market is still traceable to you.