We need encrypted wallet transfer, just like encrypted bitcoin transfers

[BADecker]

Imagine a form of Bitcoin that had different names for wallets. Why? Suppose you had 10 bitcoins in your Bitcoin wallet. You wanted to transfer them to someone who was selling a car to you. Transfer the wallet, rather than the bitcoins only. Why? Privacy.

Bitcoin transfers are not anonymous. But, the amount of work that it takes to discover who the transferer and the transferee are (if they want to remain anonymous), is generally enormous.

Think of multiplying that transfer encryption anonymity many times over by transferring wallets that might have loads of Bitcoin addresses in them. Anybody who thought that he/they had tracked some bitcoin addresses in that wallet, now has to work from almost a standing start to find out that their tracking might not be up to date. And if they find that it isn't, then they have to work from an even greater standing start to find the new owner.

Essentially what we will have when this is done is, a simple form of bitcoin mixer.

Who are the programmers that will do this for us? It all could be made to work with the current blockchain. The new Bitcoin core for this would be downloadable just like the current Bitcoin core. And if it is stopped by authorities, it is open source, and uploadable to the Internet by anyone for download by anyone.

[BrewMaster]

this raises a lot of questions for me!
first why would anyone want to conceal the fact that he bought a car! as far as legal things go, nobody wants that kind of privacy really except the criminals.

second is that i feel like you are taking steps backwards. with bitcoin you send the coins so to speak to another key that the other person only controls. when you are not sending on-chain and transferring the wallet you are opening ways for lots of fraud. and why would you even use bitcoin! use cash if you are that concerned.

[BADecker]

this raises a lot of questions for me!
first why would anyone want to conceal the fact that he bought a car! as far as legal things go, nobody wants that kind of privacy really except the criminals.

second is that i feel like you are taking steps backwards. with bitcoin you send the coins so to speak to another key that the other person only controls. when you are not sending on-chain and transferring the wallet you are opening ways for lots of fraud. and why would you even use bitcoin! use cash if you are that concerned.

Regarding privacy, governments are made up of people. So, it is people who say what is fraud and what is not.

Let the world watch what you do in your bedroom, right? I want privacy.

In the States, it is not required that you have a drivers license, or a license on your car. Study it. Government doesn't advertise it, but they will agree with this.