• clb92@feddit.dk
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    2 months ago

    The ledger being public doesn’t *necessarily *mean anyone knows who “13LPtD4GG1XX7fgrze6xMR5V284rRQg9jv” is. But yeah, you can of course track the movement of funds, and make educated guesses on which addresses belong to who.

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      2 months ago

      Which is pseudonymous, and not anonymous. Unless we are talking about monero of course.

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      Additionally, you can use a coin tumbler (I think that’s the term) where a bunch of strangers pool their coins for various transactions into one wallet that then distributes the coins to their end destinations, adding a layer of obscurity for which starting wallets are associated with which ending wallets.