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How can I hide my bitcoin transactions to protect anonymity from others?
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Please take a look at this transaction link of bitcoin :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/28d2e2117c9c19f9134225169365dd7c1dbb2051674cab373618b0796ac4zzzz
My bitcoin address is : 1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
You can see all of my transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
My friend address is : bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
But you can't see all of his transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
What is this address :
bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzzAnd why is it undetectable?
How can i hide my transactions from others like that address?
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Please take a look at this transaction link of bitcoin :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/28d2e2117c9c19f9134225169365dd7c1dbb2051674cab373618b0796ac4zzzz
My bitcoin address is : 1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
You can see all of my transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
My friend address is : bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
But you can't see all of his transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
What is this address :
bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzzAnd why is it undetectable?
How can i hide my transactions from others like that address?
privacy
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Please take a look at this transaction link of bitcoin :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/28d2e2117c9c19f9134225169365dd7c1dbb2051674cab373618b0796ac4zzzz
My bitcoin address is : 1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
You can see all of my transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
My friend address is : bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
But you can't see all of his transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
What is this address :
bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzzAnd why is it undetectable?
How can i hide my transactions from others like that address?
privacy
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Please take a look at this transaction link of bitcoin :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/28d2e2117c9c19f9134225169365dd7c1dbb2051674cab373618b0796ac4zzzz
My bitcoin address is : 1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
You can see all of my transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1KvADTZU93T57x4HxyzEdoePsnuLhnzzzz
My friend address is : bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
But you can't see all of his transactions by this link :
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzz
What is this address :
bc1qhkshfzwzm6cl8ezsg5fw7yhpsdqtp4r3vfzzzzAnd why is it undetectable?
How can i hide my transactions from others like that address?
privacy
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Your address is a classical 1 (Pay-to-public-key-hash) address. Your friend has a newer Bech32 Pay-to-Witness-public-key-hash-type address. The block explorer you referenced is partially compatible with Bech32. Sometimes, it doesn't work. On the other hand, there's nothing that prevents you from looking at your friend's transactions using a different block explorer such as https://Blockstream.info or https://blockchair.com/.
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Bitcoin is not yet built with a privacy layer, all transactions are public and immutable, meaning they are visible to everyone, everywhere, forever.
If you wish to make a private transaction, you are better off using another blockchain like Monero, Zcash, or one of the many others focused on maintaining user privacy.
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Your address is a classical 1 (Pay-to-public-key-hash) address. Your friend has a newer Bech32 Pay-to-Witness-public-key-hash-type address. The block explorer you referenced is partially compatible with Bech32. Sometimes, it doesn't work. On the other hand, there's nothing that prevents you from looking at your friend's transactions using a different block explorer such as https://Blockstream.info or https://blockchair.com/.
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Your address is a classical 1 (Pay-to-public-key-hash) address. Your friend has a newer Bech32 Pay-to-Witness-public-key-hash-type address. The block explorer you referenced is partially compatible with Bech32. Sometimes, it doesn't work. On the other hand, there's nothing that prevents you from looking at your friend's transactions using a different block explorer such as https://Blockstream.info or https://blockchair.com/.
answered Apr 7 at 13:58
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Your address is a classical 1 (Pay-to-public-key-hash) address. Your friend has a newer Bech32 Pay-to-Witness-public-key-hash-type address. The block explorer you referenced is partially compatible with Bech32. Sometimes, it doesn't work. On the other hand, there's nothing that prevents you from looking at your friend's transactions using a different block explorer such as https://Blockstream.info or https://blockchair.com/.
answered Apr 7 at 13:58
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Your address is a classical 1 (Pay-to-public-key-hash) address. Your friend has a newer Bech32 Pay-to-Witness-public-key-hash-type address. The block explorer you referenced is partially compatible with Bech32. Sometimes, it doesn't work. On the other hand, there's nothing that prevents you from looking at your friend's transactions using a different block explorer such as https://Blockstream.info or https://blockchair.com/.
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Bitcoin is not yet built with a privacy layer, all transactions are public and immutable, meaning they are visible to everyone, everywhere, forever.
If you wish to make a private transaction, you are better off using another blockchain like Monero, Zcash, or one of the many others focused on maintaining user privacy.
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Bitcoin is not yet built with a privacy layer, all transactions are public and immutable, meaning they are visible to everyone, everywhere, forever.
If you wish to make a private transaction, you are better off using another blockchain like Monero, Zcash, or one of the many others focused on maintaining user privacy.
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Bitcoin is not yet built with a privacy layer, all transactions are public and immutable, meaning they are visible to everyone, everywhere, forever.
If you wish to make a private transaction, you are better off using another blockchain like Monero, Zcash, or one of the many others focused on maintaining user privacy.
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Bitcoin is not yet built with a privacy layer, all transactions are public and immutable, meaning they are visible to everyone, everywhere, forever.
If you wish to make a private transaction, you are better off using another blockchain like Monero, Zcash, or one of the many others focused on maintaining user privacy.
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