Bitcoin [BTC]: Privacy on the rise; CoinJoin transactions soaring since January, finds report

By cineramaApril 30, 2019Bitcoin Business

In addition to being untethered to governments and banks, Bitcoin was seen by many as a censorship-resistant, anonymous currency that could be sent to anyone from anywhere.

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Bitcoin [BTC]: Privacy on the rise; CoinJoin transactions soaring since January, finds report

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