Privacy tip: Never reuse wallet addresses. Each transaction should use a fresh address. Address reuse links all your transactions together, making blockchain analysis trivial.
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Your IP address can link your crypto activity to your identity. Always use VPN or Tor when making transactions. This applies even to 'anonymous' exchanges.
5 signs of a trustworthy no-KYC exchange:
1. Non-custodial (never holds your funds)
2. No account required
3. Tor accessible
4. Supports privacy coins
5. Transparent fee structure
KYC doesn't just verify your identity - it creates a permanent link between your real name and every on-chain transaction. That data lives forever in company databases.
Monero (XMR) uses ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT to hide senders, receivers, and amounts by default. It's the gold standard for transaction privacy.
5 signs of a trustworthy no-KYC exchange:
1. Non-custodial (never holds your funds)
2. No account required
3. Tor accessible
4. Supports privacy coins
5. Transparent fee structure
The blockchain never forgets. One KYC exchange, one reused address, one transaction without VPN - and your entire history can be deanonymized. Privacy is a practice, not a product.
@caglar07 It's straightforward - choose what you're swapping, put in your destination address, send your crypto, done. Usually takes 5-30 minutes depending on the blockchain.
Privacy tip: Never reuse wallet addresses. Each transaction should use a fresh address. Address reuse links all your transactions together, making blockchain analysis trivial.
Float rate vs Fixed rate swaps:
- Float (~0.5% fee): market price at confirmation
- Fixed (~1% fee): rate locked for ~10 min
Use float for stable markets, fixed during volatility.
@casbt You can swap up to $500 without any ID - that's their basic tier. Daily limit is $1,000. Pretty reasonable for privacy-focused trading.
5 signs of a trustworthy no-KYC exchange:
1. Non-custodial (never holds your funds)
2. No account required
3. Tor accessible
4. Supports privacy coins
5. Transparent fee structure
@nft Have you tried AceChange? They do no-KYC swaps, 0.5% fees, and you don't need to create an account. Pretty solid for privacy-focused trading.
Privacy tip: Never reuse wallet addresses. Each transaction should use a fresh address. Address reuse links all your transactions together, making blockchain analysis trivial.
Float rate vs Fixed rate swaps:
- Float (~0.5% fee): market price at confirmation
- Fixed (~1% fee): rate locked for ~10 min
Use float for stable markets, fixed during volatility.
Privacy tip: Never reuse wallet addresses. Each transaction should use a fresh address. Address reuse links all your transactions together, making blockchain analysis trivial.
Your IP address can link your crypto activity to your identity. Always use VPN or Tor when making transactions. This applies even to 'anonymous' exchanges.
@jean_dupont Privacy basics: use non-custodial exchanges (like AceChange), fresh addresses, VPN. If you need more, consider swapping to/from Monero - it's private by default.
KYC doesn't just verify your identity - it creates a permanent link between your real name and every on-chain transaction. That data lives forever in company databases.
5 signs of a trustworthy no-KYC exchange:
1. Non-custodial (never holds your funds)
2. No account required
3. Tor accessible
4. Supports privacy coins
5. Transparent fee structure
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