Well, I am sure that bitcoin transactions follow the power law distribution which means that 99% of transaction volume will belong to 1% of addresses[1]. That m

Well, I am sure that bitcoin transactions follow the power law distribution which means that 99% of transaction volume will belong to 1% of addresses[1]. That makes it possible to track and identify large sellers, exchanges, etc. But tracking p2p transactions? No amount of clever algorithms with their amount of data will thwart anonymization efforts done with,for example, programmatic creation of addresses, random transactions, mixins and offline transactions. [1]obviously not scientific