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Yes thank you, the indictment confirms it, Michael used an old account instead of a virgin address. Everyone has unlimited virgin addresses so just use those an

Yes thank you, the indictment confirms it, Michael used an old account instead of a virgin address. Everyone has unlimited virgin addresses so just use those and dont fund them with your KYC’d accounts. Only buy Monero with your KYC’d accounts, for any purpose. Fund virgin polygon/ethereum addresses with the Monero over Tor. Leading Monero wallets such as Featherwallet already run its own Tor connectivity This is decade old base level OPSEC that people are just neglecting basic privacy beforehand - and after - would so happen to send state actors to a deadend, whether its a government you respect or one you don’t it doesn’t make a difference Thats not a how to, thats hygiene Did Michael - an Italian citizen living in Switzerland - fly to New York himself to deal with this or was he extradited?

otterley 5mo ago
He might not yet in custody: > WHEREFORE, I respectfully request that a warrant be issued for the arrest of MICHELE SPAGNUOLO, a/k/a “AlphaRaccoon,” the defendant, and that he be arrested, and imprisoned or bailed, as the case may be. On the other hand, the press release says he "was presented today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn in the Southern District of New York." The meaning of "presented" isn't clear from the context. They didn't use the word "appeared" which would suggest he was physically present. UPDATE: ABC News reported he did appear in person and was released on a $2.5MM bond secured by $1MM cash: https://abcnews.com/US/google-employee-charged-inside-information-make-1-million/story?id=133350018 https://abcnews.com/US/google-employee-charged-inside-inform... ... > Thats not a how to, thats hygiene Interesting perspective you have there. Can't it be both?
- yieldcrv 5mo ago
  presented isn't clear, and he also posted bail, so I'm pretty confused > most crypto assets are very transparent in sender, receiver, amount transferred, connecting to a node also leaks your IP using particular crypto assets and tools, you can restore your privacy to the same level that banks give, without having a bank as a weak link I don't think that's a tutorial that has anything to do with a government, its what everyone is already accustomed to so that their neighbors and employers and colleagues and dates don't know everything about how they transact. by having that same level of privacy without a financial institution involved either, it happens to remove a briefly enjoyed privilege the government has gotten used to for the past 50 years. my historically accurate perspective is that its merely a reversion to the mean. except this time you can invest and trade with confidence as well. growing balances, funding anything you want, without needing regulatory assurances that the constructs that custody your assets will do what you expect them to.

otterley 5mo ago

He might not yet in custody: > WHEREFORE, I respectfully request that a warrant be issued for the arrest of MICHELE SPAGNUOLO, a/k/a “AlphaRaccoon,” the defendant, and that he be arrested, and imprisoned or bailed, as the case may be. On the other hand, the press release says he "was presented today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn in the Southern District of New York." The meaning of "presented" isn't clear from the context. They didn't use the word "appeared" which would suggest he was physically present. UPDATE: ABC News reported he did appear in person and was released on a $2.5MM bond secured by $1MM cash: https://abcnews.com/US/google-employee-charged-inside-information-make-1-million/story?id=133350018 https://abcnews.com/US/google-employee-charged-inside-inform... ... > Thats not a how to, thats hygiene Interesting perspective you have there. Can't it be both?

yieldcrv 5mo ago
presented isn't clear, and he also posted bail, so I'm pretty confused > most crypto assets are very transparent in sender, receiver, amount transferred, connecting to a node also leaks your IP using particular crypto assets and tools, you can restore your privacy to the same level that banks give, without having a bank as a weak link I don't think that's a tutorial that has anything to do with a government, its what everyone is already accustomed to so that their neighbors and employers and colleagues and dates don't know everything about how they transact. by having that same level of privacy without a financial institution involved either, it happens to remove a briefly enjoyed privilege the government has gotten used to for the past 50 years. my historically accurate perspective is that its merely a reversion to the mean. except this time you can invest and trade with confidence as well. growing balances, funding anything you want, without needing regulatory assurances that the constructs that custody your assets will do what you expect them to.