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I read that in order to break the trace from the sender of my Monero to the recipient of my Monero, I need to make several transactions between my wallets, for example:

someone sent me 1 XMR --> my wallet 1 --> my wallet 2 --> recipient of my 1 XMR

(that i consider 1 additional transaction in aim to break the trace)

Can anyone explain so even layman understands chance/probability of breaking the trace when doing 0,1,2 such transactions between own wallets?

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[-] magicbeergut@monero.town 3 points 5 months ago

It depends on how soon you think XMR will be cracked with Quantum Computing. The more churn the better. A pair of hops and you're good I guess.

[-] dragonsidedd@sciencemastodon.com 3 points 5 months ago

@magicbeergut @hetzlemmingsworld Minimum 50 years, possibly never. If you believe the director of the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter.

https://invidious.privacydev.net/watch?v=QUGnaLh6QLI

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