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Yeah literally, is it not just a connected graph of transactions? Sounds like smart people can split and roll and all this stuff to their main transaction to tr
by randomopining 6y ago
Yeah literally, is it not just a connected graph of transactions? Sounds like smart people can split and roll and all this stuff to their main transaction to try to obfuscate it. But with the proper tool, couldn't the FBI use powerful computers to fill the graph in with human links and deduce a lot from it?
XMR I don't know though.
- dragonelite 6y agoI don't know enough, but the moment I saw I needed to go through a Know your customer process I knew block chain privacy is compromised. Wouldn't be surprised if there are ways to obfuscate your bitcoins. Something like wrapped bitcoins or something. For the time being you already have block chain analytics companies that can trace and back trace transactions. Hell maybe they can even do it cross chain. I wouldn't be surprised if a NSA or other nat sec organization can hack something together in a weekend.