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Yes. To achieve privacy and fungibility, one would need to use something like Monero instead.
by Forbo 6y ago
Yes. To achieve privacy and fungibility, one would need to use something like Monero instead.
- CharlesW 6y agoSo called "privacy coins" are more private than Bitcoin, but do not (and cannot) offer absolute privacy guarantees. Zcash and Dash can now be tracked, and Monero is next. [1] https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/introducing-chainalysis-investigation-compliance-support-dash-zcash https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/introducing-chainalysis... [2] https://news.bitcoin.com/chainalysis-and-integra-win-1-25-million-irs-contract-to-break-monero/ https://news.bitcoin.com/chainalysis-and-integra-win-1-25-mi...
- Forbo 6y agoI'll believe Monero is traceable when someone claims any of the various bounties available for proving it.