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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2 transactions to same person anonymously on: October 20, 2020, 04:56:03 PM
What is the best way I can send 2 transactions to the same person without them being able to see that both of them came from me?
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A bitcoin bookmaker was limiting me because I was winning, so I want to be able to open a new account and deposit money. But if I just transfer from the wallet I used for the first account, they will easily be able to see that it's the same person and probably limit me quickly again.

If this is the case. Have two cryptowallets. I mean, make another crypto wallet which you'll gonna fund  but have a mixer first before transfering that to that preferred second wallet. That's the only way bookmaker will not gonna trace that address came from your orginal address.

Two crypto wallets send in one person will be the solution. Or, another solution is to  fund or cash in via shops or atm machine then send it directly to your second preferred wallet.

What about sending straight from exchange to the bookmaker? They'd only be able to see it comes from an exchange then?
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2 transactions to same person anonymously on: October 19, 2020, 07:38:33 PM
A bitcoin bookmaker was limiting me because I was winning, so I want to be able to open a new account and deposit money. But if I just transfer from the wallet I used for the first account, they will easily be able to see that it's the same person and probably limit me quickly again.

Though you prefer not to use conjoin or two separate wallets, those are you best options.


Ok thanks. One question: How easy is it to see that a coin has gone through coinjoin earlier?
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2 transactions to same person anonymously on: October 19, 2020, 04:49:31 PM
What is the best way I can send 2 transactions to the same person without them being able to see that both of them came from me?
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? If someone gave you a unique Bitcoin address, he'll know he only gave it to you, so he'll know any funds received came from you.
Or do you want him to think/know only one of the transactions came from you, and the second transaction has an unknown source?


A bitcoin bookmaker was limiting me because I was winning, so I want to be able to open a new account and deposit money. But if I just transfer from the wallet I used for the first account, they will easily be able to see that it's the same person and probably limit me quickly again.
4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2 transactions to same person anonymously on: October 19, 2020, 04:22:55 PM
Use a mixer or coinjoin maybe. For example, you can use Chipmixer and use 2 chips from different addresses. If that doesn't suit your taste you can use Wasabi or another wallet that supports coinjoin.

Wouldn't the receiver quite easily be able to see that I'm using coinjoin? It preferably has to look as "normal" as possib.e
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / 2 transactions to same person anonymously on: October 19, 2020, 03:06:17 PM
Hey guys. What is the best way I can send 2 transactions to the same person without them being able to see that both of them came from me? Preferably from the same wallet.

I was thinking about coincontrol, but wouldn't they be able to see they originated from the same exchange?
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