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This is why you should exchange your Bitcoin to Monero. Transfer the value to another anonymized blockchain and make future transactions nearly impossible to t

This is why you should exchange your Bitcoin to Monero. Transfer the value to another anonymized blockchain and make future transactions nearly impossible to track.

moocowtruck 7y ago
we actually track a large list of digital currency, more and more each week and there is a ton of funding more than we'd ever expect being given for getting anything we need done, i dont see it really as an issue.. digital currency has been great for us
- tmoravec 7y ago
  I'm very skeptical that you're tracing Monero. Unless you've broken ed25519, that is. In which case, you have better things to do than crack minor cryptocurrency transactions...
  - hackinthebochs 7y ago
    There are a lot of weak links in Monero that have nothing to do with breaking ed25519.
    - Forbo 7y ago
      Namely?
      - hackinthebochs 7y ago
        Ring signature size is still a problem. Yes, it masks the originating address of a transaction. But you know its 1 of N (currently 11 I think?). We know that most people buy coins from exchanges and then send them to their destination. An authority can simply subpoena every top exchange for users for whom any one of the addresses in the ring signature belong to. That's 11 addresses. If we assume the user may have made an intermediate transaction, we can go up two levels. That's 11^2 addresses. Three levels, 11^3. Given normal people's typical usage, monero's anonymity falls to broad subpoena power.
        nullbyte 7y ago
        Once you tumble your coins in the Monero blockchain, it's practically untraceable. Every transaction makes it harder and harder for authorities to track. At this point in time, consensus is that Monero is safe.
        hackinthebochs 7y ago
        You should try to address my points rather than just repeat the party line.
  - dependenttypes 7y ago
    Breaking ed25519 would only affect the ability to forge transactions, it would not help with tracing, am I wrong?
- RandomBacon 7y ago
  Who is "we"?

This is why you should exchange your Bitcoin to Monero. Transfer the value to another anonymized blockchain and make future transactions nearly impossible to track.

moocowtruck 7y ago

we actually track a large list of digital currency, more and more each week and there is a ton of funding more than we'd ever expect being given for getting anything we need done, i dont see it really as an issue.. digital currency has been great for us

tmoravec 7y ago
I'm very skeptical that you're tracing Monero. Unless you've broken ed25519, that is. In which case, you have better things to do than crack minor cryptocurrency transactions...
- hackinthebochs 7y ago
  There are a lot of weak links in Monero that have nothing to do with breaking ed25519.
  - Forbo 7y ago
    Namely?
    - hackinthebochs 7y ago
      Ring signature size is still a problem. Yes, it masks the originating address of a transaction. But you know its 1 of N (currently 11 I think?). We know that most people buy coins from exchanges and then send them to their destination. An authority can simply subpoena every top exchange for users for whom any one of the addresses in the ring signature belong to. That's 11 addresses. If we assume the user may have made an intermediate transaction, we can go up two levels. That's 11^2 addresses. Three levels, 11^3. Given normal people's typical usage, monero's anonymity falls to broad subpoena power.
      - nullbyte 7y ago
        Once you tumble your coins in the Monero blockchain, it's practically untraceable. Every transaction makes it harder and harder for authorities to track. At this point in time, consensus is that Monero is safe.
        hackinthebochs 7y ago
        You should try to address my points rather than just repeat the party line.
- dependenttypes 7y ago
  Breaking ed25519 would only affect the ability to forge transactions, it would not help with tracing, am I wrong?
RandomBacon 7y ago
Who is "we"?