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Not so with proper data analysis; you can't move large amounts of coins (even through mixers) without it showing up somewhere. The issue is the information hori
by tankenmate 12y ago
Not so with proper data analysis; you can't move large amounts of coins (even through mixers) without it showing up somewhere. The issue is the information horizon; i.e. the deal may be done before the analysis can say for certain what happened. Obviously some people in the market have access to better analysis tools than others, and not all analysis is made public; either in a timely or complete fashion.
- dragontamer 12y agoIf I moved 10,000 BTC to a wallet, and gave it to you, and then both of us sat on our BTC for a year or two... no one else would know that $3 Million was transferred between the two of us. And yes, people are trusting wallets that have been generated by others. https://www.casascius.com/ https://www.casascius.com/ Hell, we don't even know the identity of Satoshi. We only know that he has roughly 3 million BTC to himself. (or maybe he sold it off to someone else. No one knows)