>never cash out >send spending btc to wallet >use it

Thats why the Rothchilds and fed reserve hate it. Cant be tracked.

the problem here is the limit you get on purchases by bitcoin but no they wouldnt its kind of hard to trace that especially when you can have more than 1 wallet

>>2640648
I hope you got some lube with you because when (((they))) come to get you they're going in dry.

>>2640648
>Would (((they))) know?

Yes. They will develop countermeasures for sure. They will get what you "owe" them.

The NSA have already logged this thread you created and can already see the hentai porn you been downloading. Youre fucked.

>>2641394
NSA fag here. I've been watching you jack it to yaoi all day.

>>2641394
>>2641455
FBI here. We know about your money laundering.
This thread was a honeypot.

>>2640648
Did you get xlm? With your own Facebook?
If so they know

>>2641475
0.001% here, get back to spreading misinformation and being criminals on my dollar

OP, they have developed sophisticated ways to track crypto movements. They use it to find thieves, and they can use it to find out that you payed to subscribe to gay porn.

>>2640648
Simple answer: no.
With the right amount of investigation it is possible to track down someone's BTC transactions, but nobody is investigating your inconsistent petty purchases. They're just not doing it and won't be able to efficiently do it for years to come.

>>2641490
What is that, also the only personal info I've given related to crypto was linking my bank to coinbase for the first purchase
>>2641514
George Soros here, I'd like to start a fund for this

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>>2641514
This is Satan. Fuck you.

>>2640648
If you never return to fiat and you move your coins into a private wallet, they can track you if you don't tumble your coins. They still have proof of ownership that you purchased your coins and stored them somewhere.

Bitcoin tax fraud is fairly unlikely to trigger an audit right now, but blockchain tracking technologies are in development. When SegWit is deployed and transactions are taken off-chain, your anonymity potential increases and it becomes harder to find where you put your things. Monitoring the blockchain is something (((they))) are investing immense amounts of money into though, and your safest method is always going to be to shift your assets between coins or tumble them.

If you mined your coins, moved them into a private key with no history of transactions with an exchange, and never converted to fiat, they would be untraceable if unreported and your mining pool doesn't require registration. This is the easiest way to create a slush fund with BTC.

Not that I'd advocate for tax fraud or anything. That'd be illegal, Anon.

>>2641455
>>2641475
CIA here. We literally hold all your buttcoins and spend it on hookers and blow

>>2641634
>>2641475
>>2641455

KFC here. We've got a new honey mustard dipping sauce perfect for biscuits and chicken. Limited time only.

>>2641899
oh shit for real?

>spending btc
shit what you doing

or you mean spending on coins

>>2641475
You know what you think you know.

>>2641899
holyfuck i love honey mustard
do you guys accept NGR yet?

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>>2641634
>>2641899
Fractioned higher dimensional being here, **&^%$$$££"£)))((((((((((&%$£$%^&*(%^&*8"£$%^&***

Goodbye

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>>2642003
Jew here. Piss off.

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>>2642029
y-yes master