anonymous transactions poping in my bitcoin Address :P

[oksana28]

I generated an offline address on my machine from coinb.in , and i have its pvt key , i did not do much of the transaction with that address , until today  see a lot of dust coming into my wallet?
Is it alright so some one is tracing me?

my address:

Code:

1G69v39caF6i2HoMfVvtTm2ow1kWNi3xEv

Code:

Address

1G69v39caF6i2HoMfVvtTm2ow1kWNi3xEv
Message


I am oksana28 and i am receiving anonymous transactions from some unknown address.
Signature

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regards,
oKsana28

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[thejaytiesto]

I generated an offline address on my machine from coinb.in , and i have its pvt key , i did not do much of the transaction with that address , until today  see a lot of dust coming into my wallet?
Is it alright so some one is tracing me?

my address:

Code:

1G69v39caF6i2HoMfVvtTm2ow1kWNi3xEv

regards,
oKsana28

I don't get it. If you generated it offline how can you receive transactions?

In any case, if you receive random bitcoins, never sent a joint transaction with that input. Use coin control so you never mix your coins with those coins. Since they are dust, just ignore it. If you randomly recieved a lot more btc, thats another story.

[DannyHamilton]

If what you are saying is true, then it sounds like coinb.in might have a bug in their offline address generator.  Perhaps the aren't using properly random private key generation and they generated the same address for someone else?  Until I understood what happened, I'd probably not use that address for anything at all (and probably stop using coinb.in).

[Jannn]

If what you are saying is true, then it sounds like coinb.in might have a bug in their offline address generator.  Perhaps the aren't using properly random private key generation and they generated the same address for someone else?

Try this: send inputs 0.0015 to its own address to one output. Add a public message: link to this topic.

[Carlton Banks]

i did not do much of the transaction with that address

This suggests that the source of the "address leak" was simply you using/re-using the address. Addresses are only kept private until they are used. Once a transaction has been successfully confirmed on the blockchain, the address is publicly known. You cannot prevent people from spamming your address, generation offline makes no difference.