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Contrary to what most people think, bitcoin is not 100% anonymous. It is pseudonym.
Now, let us say you bought bitcoins from a exchange. The exchange has your government issued ID. Then you send your bitcoins to a offline wallet.
Now, the blockchain has a record of the exchange sending you bitcoins to your wallet, and the exchange has a record of what offline wallet is linked to you.
How do you effectively separate this link?
My theory is that you can send your bitcoins from your offline wallet to a bitcoin casino site, then withdraw your balance to another wallet.
Would that remove all the links to your bitcoins from your ID/make it impossible to trace back to you?
Bitcoin is anonymous unless you do things like buy from an exchange. In practical use, many (not all) purchases require a name and/or a delivery address. Use Bitcoin with Tor.
– Willtech – 2018-03-17T01:21:21.990What Callerap said is correct. It's pseudonymous. Monero, ZCash and Dash are anonymous, but Bitcoin is pseudonymous. – ndsvw – 2018-03-25T08:51:31.477
1Dash isn't more private than Bitcoin. Actually it is less private, because of a smaller user base. Dash PrivateSend is just an implementation of CoinJoin. Better implementations of CoinJoin exists for Bitcoin, for example, ZeroLink (Wasabi Wallet) and JoinMarket. – Kristaps Kaupe – 2018-11-18T22:30:03.700