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The cryptocurrency industry is aware of the need for privacy applications, as private companies are planning to monitor pseudo-anonymous Bitcoin (BTC). That need has created alt-over waves that expected to get over the rest.
This, however, comes with other great implications besides the palmy capital cap. A community that lacks primitive privacy openings will plunge into an Orwellian future in which every financial transaction is linked to any personal data.
Now, two parties have come out to provide fruitful solutions to these particular obstacles. The analysis of privacy technology of
Monero is
Zcash it will finally learn to a better orientation of which increasing cryptoassets may be worth the trouble.
A piece of
BTCManager, the first of this 3-part series will handle the defects of BTC's privacy function and third-party solutions, such as tumblers.
BTC Threats and risks
According to the 2018 reports from
elliptical is
Chainalysis, it is very easy to combine BTC operations with customers. The pioneer crypt can be traced relatively quickly through the observation of its public ledger, even if it is carried out through mine pools, portfolio transactions or gambling sites.
In 2013, a group of senior researchers from George Mason University, San Diego and University of California
reported that although the property of BTC is faceless, its flow is clearly visible all over the world.
Philip Gradwell of Chainalysis
He said this can be achieved by clearly grouping the transactions. He revealed:
"BTC addresses do not have associated IP addresses, so the cluster is protocol-based."
Likewise, the same procedure was used to clearly see the movement of Tether stablecoin along with modest volume coins.
