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I have the same question. Usually the response is something about using randomly generated IDs/addresses with your “wallet” program managing all these pseudonym
by uncomputation 5y ago
I have the same question. Usually the response is something about using randomly generated IDs/addresses with your “wallet” program managing all these pseudonyms and tying them to your actual identity for your convenience, but I don’t understand how that is any better than our current system where things just are private by nature. I don’t expect people to be okay with their purchase histories being public knowledge.
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- bruce343434 5y agoMonero solves this with cryptographic methods which are beyond me. But it works. Bitcoin indeed not so much - as soon as you can link a bitcoin address to somebody's identity it's over for them.