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Working on this now -- we should have Bitcoin support by tomorrow.

• pkfrank 13y ago
  Nice - fast implementation and this should shore up what seems to be by far the weakest link in your (privacy-above-all) offering.
• codex 13y ago
  Bitcoin isn't anonymous, and if the NSA has infiltrated the various Bitcoin whitewashers (er, "exchanges") it also has your incoming transaction history, to boot.
  • Tloewald 13y ago
    Bitcoin, like Tor, is essentially a honeypot for surveillance. Better to hide out in plain sight in my opinion.
    • eloisius 13y ago
      What evidence have you got that Tor is a surveillance honeypot?
      • rsync 13y ago
        Never forget: ToR is funded by the US government.
        • sillysaurus 13y ago
          So?
          • narsil 13y ago
            If you control both the tor entrance and exit nodes, you can unmask the user. Statistically, controlling 300 nodes (~1% of the network) should be enough to unmask a large number of users. It is not hard to spin up a whole bunch of servers to the mix, and I would find it very hard to believe that the NSA/similar does not already control a substantial portion of the network.
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  • Ihmahr 13y ago
    Buy bitcoin for cash, preferably from someone you don't know.
    • qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
      LocalBitcoins.com might come in handy here.