Basically as the title says, wanted to see what everyone’s opinion on the best way of sending Bitcoin THATS untraceable, thank you! -PS: if you can also send a step by step process if it’s not too much trouble, new to this, thanks !
Best Way to send untraceable BitCoin |
 
May 8, 2020 02:19 AM
(This post was last modified: May 8, 2020 02:19 AM by humanbody.)
Either you mine it (which I highly don't recommend) or find somebody that is mining and selling them (there's nothing better than these freshly mined bitcoins, or find somebody on localbitcoins to do P2P transaction and leave as less details as possible or try to exchange from another crypto. For example you have ETH you exchange them into BTC (Atomic wallet has this option) and send them. Make sure you use VPN while doing this process. Or use a mixer that will launder your BTC for small fee. Usually the fees on these mixers are 1-3% (random fee)
May 8, 2020 02:21 AM
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Probably the best way to "send BTC" anonimously is by transfering your btc to a privacy coin like monero or zcash, then sending the transaction via the network of the private coin and exchange the received private coins back to btc afterwards. By following that procedure your transaction will become truely untraceable.
If you want to strick to btc only, your best bet will be btc mixers. Those will split your main transaction into multiple smaller transactions and thus increase the effort needed to trace your main transaction. But even if you use a btc mixer your transactions will remain traceable. Meaning if somebody is willing to trace your transaction he probably could do so. Best regards, Vox 
May 8, 2020 03:23 AM
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May 8, 2020 06:48 AM
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(May 8, 2020 03:23 AM)CryptoBot Wrote: Read up here; This guy knows what’s up lmfao.  (May 8, 2020 02:21 AM)Voxcon Wrote: Probably the best way to "send BTC" anonimously is by transfering your btc to a privacy coin like monero or zcash, then sending the transaction via the network of the private coin and exchange the received private coins back to btc afterwards. By following that procedure your transaction will become truely untraceable.how this technique is 100% because i think with this kind of transfer your trace are traceble again (May 8, 2020 11:30 PM)giorgiopucci Wrote: how this technique is 100% because i think with this kind of transfer your trace are traceble again Which of the methods described did you refer to? The first one, or the one with the btc mixer? If you were refering to the first one: No they aren't. The whole purpose of using a privacy coin as a middle man is to make your transaction untraceable. The only thing you have to pay attention to, is to use a service that doesn't require KYC in order to exchange your privacy coins back to btc. You could e.g. use the atomic wallet via the tor network to do so. Best regards, Vox
i have one example: jubiter.com use guest account for example to make payment with cc to an definet wallet adress external to jubiter.com can be an wallet of blockchain etc adress if i for example want to charge back from my bank this transaction is this traceble and can i charge back?
(May 9, 2020 06:26 AM)Focus Broken Wrote: This. Wasabi has the highest level of privacy out of any light wallet even if you don't coinjoin, and their coinjoin feature has very low fees. Highly recommend. Exactly, especially on receiving you get both unique sends and receive wallet addresses tailored to each person sending to you. |
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