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How to make untraceable bitcoin (Stay Anonymous)
You don't have to give your name, address or email to make a bitcoin transaction because it's not connected to any identity. But the transactions are on a public blockchain, so someone could track you down using your IP address or public addresses. However, there are ways to keep your information private and we're going to talk about those in this article.
1.       Always use New Bitcoin Address;
·         Most of the top Bitcoin wallets let you generate new receiving address. This makes your wallets safe from the preying eyes.
2.       Only use “Bitcoin-Core” for wallet.
·         Never use web wallet services. Web site provider can get and sell user’s IP Address.
·         Only use real bitcoin wallet app with big DB ( ~ 1TB) (bitcoin.org)
·         Example: Do not use like electrum wallets. Servers will track bitcoin address and user IP!
3.       Using Bitcoin Mixer.
Mixer transactions then it’s difficult for analytics to trace your coins. But never spend the mixers output together with other old coins otherwise the mixer activities are a waste of time. I recommend to use privatemixer.c0m, it can be use 1200 random bitcoin address and mixing bitcoin cryptocurrency with Ethereum. Other mixer services are only use bitcoin cryptocurrency for mixing.



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4.       Use Legacy Address
Most bitcoin wallets default to bech32 (native segwit) addresses, which saves the highest amount of transaction costs. If your wsallet let's you choose which type you want to use, you should use native segwit addresses. But if you want to more secure wallet, recommended to use Legacy address.
 
Legacy Bitcoin addresses, or pay-to-public-key-hash (P2PKH) addresses, start with the number one and lock your bitcoins to your public key. The address points people to pay into your Bitcoin address. Originally, when Bitcoin created the crypto scene, the legacy address was the only type available. Currently, it is the most expensive because it consumes the most space within transactions.
 
Here’s an example of a P2PKH address: 1CMaFa75bnGYsQCWaZqnJM8ihRJ3cFcGt7
 
Enjoy : )