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The CCG saw this and thought he'd say, "HI!" πΈ Another small privacy/anti-censorship crypto is MASQ.
For the readers:
Here's a list of the usual suspects in privacy crypto...
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There are more, but you want to make sure the coins are easily tradable and there's liquidity.
For the paranoid:
NOTE: This is supplemental to what my bruthas said, and NOT in any way contradicting them. Otherwise, they might kidnap my cats!π
Are you safe using BTC? More than likely, unless you are moving millions, and Rapidgator hasn't raised the prices to that level yet! On the Less To Most Private Scale, here's the Big 3..err 4:
ETH & BSC --->BTC ----> XMR
Also, BSC beats ETH for most scammy (at this time). Nothing like random airdrops of shitcoins appearing in a wallet--LOL.
So, you may be thinking, "Yeah, whatever, CCG, you wordy fuck. Is there a point?" INDEED! You can safely BTC with reckless abandonment....not that I can confirm or deny having any knowledge of such matters.
Some Things That You Can DO!
1) Get you some nice spanking flashdrives (USB 3.0 min.).
2) Make it bootable to a compact LINUX variant and fire-up your VPN.
3) Download the Electrum Wallet, which has never been hacked (as far as I know). [Login to see the link]
4) Based on how itchy you are feeling, you can install it or run it natively.
5) Create (1) wallet, write down your mnemonic and stash it. DO NOT FORGET THIS STEP. You lose your mnemonic phrase, you can be shit otf luck, mofos (more on this below).
6) Since you are ready to rock-n-roll, create a "disposable" BTC address. Electrum allows you to create as many BTC addresses as you want and even set a time limit for how long they are active.
7) Put some BTC love in that there wallet...preferably from a trusted source using Electrum or a defi wallet. DO NOT USE AN EXCHANGE.
8) Subscribe to Rapidgator...and then head over to WWW back alley's or TOR and get [stuff]...you know,. [good stuff].
9) Never use that BTC address again. Generate a new one for EVERY transaction.
10) Why create only (1) wallet? Continue reading if you wear a tinfoil hat like I do!
____a) After STEP 5, duplicate the contents of the flash drive on a dozen or 3 flash drives.
____b) After STEP 8, and you see the tranaction has been confirmed, take Mr. Flash Drive and give him a fiery Viking death.
____c) Use a new flashdrive with every transaction! π
IMPORTANT: NEVER, EVER, EVER use an exchange for {stuff], and in fact, most places that have [stuff] will not even accept a transaction from an exchange. And it gets worse, exchanges like Coinbase have The List that is continuously updated of places that have [stuff] and will refuse the transaction in a way that makes BTC go "Bye-bye!"
Now for something....painful....
If everyone on SANET would like some $$$$, please find my...32.95 BTC...I mean...32,950 BTC (about $1.8 billion now) I lost some time in late 2009 or 2010. I recently found out that the balance I saw years ago was $32.95, but the ACTUAL BTC was 32,950 since it was purchased when BTC was cheap as a cat turd.
That's all, folks!
The CCG is dealing with "shit goes awry" so I don't know when I'll be posting again. BTW, it's OK to shoot the power pole guy before they turn off your power for laaaaaate bills, right?π€