Did I tumble correctly?

I bought bitcoins on Coinbase (verified my identity and everything). I then sent some coins to a blender service. I waited one day, then withdrew the coins back to my Coinbase account. The plan is now to make a purchase on a marketplace by sending the bitcoins directly from my Coinbase account to the vendor. Is this the correct way of doing things? Or am I supposed to pay the vendor directly from my blender account?


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[16 Points] gramsadmin:

NO do not do that! Every time your bitcoins got to your coinbase account they are linked to you again. You just untumbled your coins basically. You should send bitcoins like this coinbase->Tumber(Helix)->market. That is the fastest way and works.

The best way is to get an electrum wallat running on your computer and do Coinbase->tumbler->electrum->market.

edit: I just said Helix because I run Helix but you can use any of the tumblers on the sidebar.


[9 Points] urDeash:

fucking lol


[5 Points] BankofQuark:

Let me get this straight. You washed your BTC from your Doxxed account at Coinbase; and then you sent the washed coins back to coinbase INSTEAD of sending them to your DNM wallet? I won't beat the horse that others are sure to beat, but you have to see your mistake now.

Don't use any locally hosted wallet (electrum) to send coins to and from DNMs. Don't use a doxxed wallet (coinbase) to send coins to and from DNMs. Tumble and withdraw to your coins to be used on DNMs to your DNM wallet - IF you are going to tumble. Otherwise do two things:

  1. Blockchain.info wallet from TOR. Only access it from TOR. Have lots of single use addresses. Source your coins off markets that do not require doxxing docs. If you have a high entropy password, this is perfectly safe and stable place to store small amounts of coins today. I like it better than any other option for hot wallets or hot coins. There are also very easy ways to create cold wallets offline with readily available tools if you are looking to store some coin for the longer term. These coins can be "swept" into blockchain.info very easily.

  2. Get creative and be smart. I'm not going to reveal all my methods, but I do not use a tumbler because I do not care where MY MONEY came from. I only care that I came to it honestly and it is MY MONEY. I can trace many of my coins back to the miner with nothing more than visual inspection of taint analysis - no matter how much they have been tumbled. The key is for the coins to not be linked to YOU - which they aren't as long as you don't go straight from a site like coinbase to your DNM wallet.

There are lots of off-market coin sellers. I do this and can be found on Agora if you are interested in the future.

I suggest reading some /r/bitcoin and some googling of bitcoin and privacy concerns. You will learn plenty. In the end, it's no big deal; you will do better next time I'm sure.


[3 Points] bobandyrandy:

No, send here for eccsellent tumbels. 1G89ykV34x5czbwhP4hcuFB3ciYTgGs4pR


[2 Points] jean_valjean_evo:

That's a very stupid thing to do. Don't do that.

Tumble Bitcoin, send to another account, like BTC-E all it takes is an email and you can use an .oniom service, from the straw account on BTC-E send your Bitcoin to your market wallet, make purchase, profit.


[2 Points] forlurkingpurposes:

dis a whole nother level of dumb lol


[2 Points] None:

has to be troll


[1 Points] iindainaa:

i suggest to create an additional account at another exchange, send your tumbled coins there, exchange to an alt coin, change back to bitcoin, transfer to market,
and everything while using tor


[1 Points] BigDickedWeedSmoker:

NO! When you buy coins, they are linked to you. Send them to a tumbler, then to a wallet that isn't linked to you, such as a market wallet. Then, spend them anonymously and send the change back to the tumbler, then to a wallet you control.


[1 Points] ThouArtNaught:

OP


[1 Points] None:

I think you did a "barrel roll."


[1 Points] None:

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[1 Points] ihavebigtanks:

Holy fuck.........