kevin2020

There are ways to deanonymize Bitcoin users, but it’s not foolproof. Anyone using centralized exchanges is exposed to reporting.

Structuring transactions to evade limits is going to be a crime now too? Sounds like a slippery slope. They'll just pass it under the guise of consistency with fiat.

So it says 'Failed to load resource: 404'. And the terminal is also showing 404 errors when I try to access the favicon.

The multisig.js is indeed in the folder. Running 'python3 -m http.server' worked too; it said it’s serving HTTP. But when I enter the xpubs, I keep getting the same failure messages.

I think something’s off. Try adjusting the flag in your Chrome launcher properties. Change it so allow-access-from-files is always on, then re-pin that launcher.

So all I see are some warnings and not much else.

Yeah, just opened the index.html file. So now I press F12, right? What am I looking for in the Console?

Peer-to-peer exchanges like Bisq work great for swapping. Then hold the Monero for a bit, split it up across wallets, and swap it back to bitcoin when you’re ready.

Honestly, I just avoid them altogether. I never do KYC. Always used P2P for my bitcoin. Most of my coins go straight to mixers or swaps for Monero.

Just write them down, man. Totally unpredictable paths can act like a passphrase. If someone finds your seed, they’d have to crack tons of combos. Just don’t lose that derivation path.

Exactly! Logical paths make things easier. You can use tools that’ll scan those paths for you. Like, just import your seed to Electrum and click "Detect existing accounts" to check things out.

It’s not all that tricky. Whoever finds your seed phrase could easily play around with different derivation paths. If you’re worried about it, consider a password since it’s what’ll keep you safe.

Why would they say no? It’s not in their interest to make enemies with the government. Google is already known for snooping; they won’t risk that reputation.

Totally. I wouldn’t be shocked if they already track every wallet on their systems. Just imagine if they started snooping on transactions.

Traders do, but according to Code 998, any gains under $200 are exempt. So you could use Bitcoin for small purchases without worrying about reporting to the IRS. But honestly, I’m not holding my breath for that.

Exactly, it’s not just a news flash. The legal implications could be massive. If Bitcoin is recognized as legal tender, it might dodge a ton of taxes, especially capital gains. I mean, other countries are already doing…

I had a chat about Full RBF a while back. It’s more than just a mempool thing; it’s recognized in the whole Bitcoin ecosystem. Nodes can be set up to accept replacements for any mempool transaction, even if the original…

Leaked data is a nightmare. Plus, those hacks just keep happening for exchanges with KYC.

Not sabotage, just bad luck. Developers left a loophole open. They could force a timing mechanism to load transactions.

Good catch. That gives you 19 valid possibilities for a chance of about 0.46%. Not exactly a safe bet.