04-10-2023, 10:48 PM
What is the best way to clean xmr with kilos and elude dead? asking for friend
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04-10-2023, 10:48 PM What is the best way to clean xmr with kilos and elude dead? asking for friend 04-10-2023, 10:50 PM Omien Wrote: What is the best way to clean xmr with kilos and elude dead? You never really needed to wash XMR to begin with. If you have any questions, please PM dkota 04-10-2023, 11:04 PM 04-28-2023, 07:10 AM Really? .............................. 04-30-2023, 02:51 AM Useful quote: Dated: 1-24-23: "The ring size was recently increased from 11 to 16, so you shouldn't need to do anymore churning with the latest updates. Some still churn regularly. But that's mainly with my p2pool mining wallet. Some do so because there are a lot of inputs with a lot of small transactions. Some use a ledger, so processing a tx with over 100 inputs can take 5+ minutes. But after it's churned, the same tx will process on a ledger in under a minute. –You don't really need to churn. But all it involves is sending your monero to yourself. You can just send it to your own address.Just do it once if you feel you must. But make sure you're sending it to the right address. There's a lot of clipboard hacks out there." ALSO: "Pandora Cash as well. It is even more anonymous than monero. Ring sizes in monero are only 16, compared to 256 in Pandora Cash." 05-15-2023, 01:35 AM xmr = privacy coin = no need for washing one of the best selling points of xmr over btc 05-15-2023, 11:06 PM If you got your XMR from a KYC exchange or converted to XMR from another crypto, it's a good idea to churn it (i.e. send it to yourself) and keep it in a different wallet address, so that it is completely dissociated from your original purchase. And only use subaddresses for XMR. No need to use your main wallet address. However, even if you don't do any of this, you're still probably OK, because they'll have no idea what you spent it on, unless the merchant and the exchange are in cahoots together. 05-23-2023, 07:58 AM Yes, only really need to transfer to yourself. Can easily make new wallets or subaddresses to get the benefits of private transactions. 06-06-2023, 04:47 AM when churning xmr it is also a good idea to split it up over multiple wallets. last year, an ex-NSA employee tried to sell classified documents to an undercover fed. moral of the story: part of the evidence in court was the fact that he (using an anonymous email) received 31 [unnamed crypto currency probably XMR] from the undercover cop and then shortly after, 31 units of the same crypto currency showed up on his personal kraken account (a KYC service). he may have had a lot more plausible deniability if he had split the crypto up and turned them into money in small bits. the original court documents are here: https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-releas...1/download its heavy lawyer speak, the part about the xmr starts on page 14 (DALKE Receives and Deposits Payment for the Information He Transmitted) |
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