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July 22, 2015, 07:46:19 PM
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I've been using a variety of tumbling services but the taint analysis reveals them to be complete sh*t (with the exception of Helix...usually). I'm looking for a more full proof method. I'm skeptical of localbitcoin, and anyways live in an area that makes it difficult to find enough buyers/sellers. A number of threads have suggested exchanging BTC for crypto currencies such as litecoin, but I'm not certain how this method is any more secure than others. Does the exchange to a cryptocurrency and back to BTC (or my bank) completely break any trace on my coins? Is there another step I can put in there to improve security?
Looking for some advice - thanks in advance
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July 22, 2015, 08:08:37 PM
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I've been using a variety of tumbling services but the taint analysis reveals them to be complete sh*t (with the exception of Helix...usually). I'm looking for a more full proof method. I'm skeptical of localbitcoin, and anyways live in an area that makes it difficult to find enough buyers/sellers. A number of threads have suggested exchanging BTC for crypto currencies such as litecoin, but I'm not certain how this method is any more secure than others. Does the exchange to a cryptocurrency and back to BTC (or my bank) completely break any trace on my coins? Is there another step I can put in there to improve security?
Looking for some advice - thanks in advance

Exchanges will have the information that a certain account changed their BTC for LTC for example and also know which addresses involved.

If you're looking for privacy within the protocol, your best bet is probably Monero. Currently it's a little bit harder to use than most of the coins because it isn't a copy of Bitcoin.

Main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.0

Website: www.getmonero.org

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July 22, 2015, 08:56:58 PM
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or you could use SDC...https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=745352.0 it's a bitcoin fork and completely untraceable, very easy to use.
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July 23, 2015, 07:55:42 AM
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I've been using a variety of tumbling services but the taint analysis reveals them to be complete sh*t (with the exception of Helix...usually). I'm looking for a more full proof method. I'm skeptical of localbitcoin, and anyways live in an area that makes it difficult to find enough buyers/sellers. A number of threads have suggested exchanging BTC for crypto currencies such as litecoin, but I'm not certain how this method is any more secure than others. Does the exchange to a cryptocurrency and back to BTC (or my bank) completely break any trace on my coins? Is there another step I can put in there to improve security?
Looking for some advice - thanks in advance

Buy XMR, send it to wallet, send from wallet (mix-in 3+) to XMR.TO (automatic) or Shapeshift (another step) to send BTC.

How are you keeping your IP private?

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July 23, 2015, 01:22:46 PM
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I've been using a variety of tumbling services but the taint analysis reveals them to be complete sh*t (with the exception of Helix...usually). I'm looking for a more full proof method. I'm skeptical of localbitcoin, and anyways live in an area that makes it difficult to find enough buyers/sellers. A number of threads have suggested exchanging BTC for crypto currencies such as litecoin, but I'm not certain how this method is any more secure than others. Does the exchange to a cryptocurrency and back to BTC (or my bank) completely break any trace on my coins? Is there another step I can put in there to improve security?
Looking for some advice - thanks in advance

can you explain how all of them are sh**? because i was thinking of using one

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