using crypto for dark net

25-02-2020, 11:25 PM

Jonor Wrote: If you have dirty coins, how many steps do you need to go for them to become clean? How many hands to they need to change? but obviously if you have that dirty coins, for example you bought them from somewhere, you better be having some kind of documentation for that, that you actually have a recite, or you have some kind of invoice that you have performed the service, otherwise how will you actually proof that you did not hack the binance. How will you be able to defend yourself? These are question that many people don`t think about, but its important.

OP, listen to Jonor. If the cops actually want to prove your guilt, bitcoin is NOT as hard to trace as people would lead you to believe. Most exchanges require some sort of ID, and all BTC transaction records arepublicly available. If you're moving a substantial amount of contraband via TOR, you need to use a coin with privacy built-in, like Monero.

Consider doing more research on how crypto works before you start attempting to purchase anything, doubly so for something illegal.

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