How to remove traces / records of bitcoin

[UmerIdrees]

I would like to know suggestions or wallets that can help mix the coins and we loose track of the chain analysis. I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back, even flexible to move coins between exchanges (centralised ones), but what I would not like is to use any mixers or any online exchangers.

Any suggestions / tips?  

Note: I hope it is not against the forum policy to discuss this  

[Mia Chloe]

I would like to know suggestions or wallets that can help mix the coins and we loose track of the chain analysis. I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back, even flexible to move coins between exchanges (centralised ones), but what I would not like is to use any mixers or any online exchangers.
Any suggestions / tips?  
Note: I hope it is not against the forum policy to discuss this  

Well you can use a coin join it works and it's quite effective in cleaning coins or alternatively you could use and exchange but that then depends on if the exchange keeps a log of your addresses after a transaction or swap has been completed. Even those mixer use a bridge most times to improve privacy.

Most do coin join , swap then after a while redistribute. It depends on timing and using a privacy coin as a bridge to kill traces.

[TryNinja]

Another option to achieve privacy is to use a bitcoin mixer, like the ones listed on bitlist.co/mixers

For simple on-chain privacy (if you don't care about a big regulated service knowing about your coins), you could also just deposit into an exchange like Binance and withdraw to a different address. Mix a few networks and it's pretty hard to keep track of your movements.

[satscraper]

I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back,

Are you sure it will help you?

Relevant chain analysis agencies state that they may follow funds across multiple blockchains and cluster your addresses. Some details of technique they use is described here. Therefore, you should have a fertile mind to resist their efforts.

[Synchronice]

I would like to know suggestions or wallets that can help mix the coins and we loose track of the chain analysis. I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back, even flexible to move coins between exchanges (centralised ones), but what I would not like is to use any mixers or any online exchangers.

Any suggestions / tips?  

Note: I hope it is not against the forum policy to discuss this  

So, you don't want to use mixers and instant exchanges, right? I'm curious about why you don't want to use instant exchanges because they are your best bet in this case but anyways, let's continue with the given requirements.
CoinJoin is your best bet, either with your wallet or with 3rd party CoinJoin wallets but keep in mind that if you deposit Coinjoined Bitcoins to a centralized exchange, you might be banned. Maybe find a person who wants to buy something with Bitcoin and instead receive an altcoin from them or find a person who wants a Bitcoin loan and receive new Bitcoins from them to a new wallet when the payment date comes. There are many things that you can do if you turn on your creativity but I'm not gonna write them because they sound too good and abusable.

[bitmover]

I would like to know suggestions or wallets that can help mix the coins and we loose track of the chain analysis. I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back, even flexible to move coins between exchanges (centralised ones), but what I would not like is to use any mixers or any online exchangers.

Any suggestions / tips?  

Note: I hope it is not against the forum policy to discuss this  

There are many ways to do that.

You can send your bitcoin to some KYC-free exchange such as hyperliquid for example, then withdrawal some USDC.

You can also send your bitcoins to a mixer, there are many in altcoinstalks, such as:
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=314446.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=312906.0

After sending coins to a mixer, you will break the connection between your new coins and the old ones

[HyperCodexV]

I would like to know suggestions or wallets that can help mix the coins and we loose track of the chain analysis. I am free to convert my bitcoin to any other currencies and then convert back, even flexible to move coins between exchanges (centralised ones), but what I would not like is to use any mixers or any online exchangers.
Any suggestions / tips?  
Note: I hope it is not against the forum policy to discuss this  

Well you can use a coin join it works and it's quite effective in cleaning coins or alternatively you could use and exchange but that then depends on if the exchange keeps a log of your addresses after a transaction or swap has been completed. Even those mixer use a bridge most times to improve privacy.

Most do coin join , swap then after a while redistribute. It depends on timing and using a privacy coin as a bridge to kill traces.

One of the core mandate upon which bitcoin is built is the feature of transparency, so the talk of excluding the aspect of traces should not even be considered an option, i think what people normally tend to do is to see how the privacy can be improved and not think of deleting or erasing the records or transaction histories. One of the method out there that helps in breaking the link between addresses and still try to maintain the on chain activities to be visible is CoinJoin. Another thing that can add some layer to it is by using swaps or exchanges but it is sorely dependent  on the fact the platforms keep their logs. Another thing to keep in mind is to understand the fact that bitcoin is by design very traceable and the analysis can be made hard by some privacy tools but at the end of the day it doesn't make the transaction invisible.

[BlackHatCoiner]

You basically have two options:

• Wasabi Wallet: You install it, select and configure a coordinator from liquisabi.com, and leave your coins get coinjoined. Read more about it in: https://wasabiwallet.io. Make sure you actually read how it works so you aren't caught off guard in any situation.
• Bisq: You swap your BTC for XMR and then you find some no-KYC exchange that accepts XMR for BTC. Or alternatively, use Haveno which is Bisq but for Monero (and accepts BTC/XMR swaps in both ways, IIRC).