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  1. SasquatchMonero

    Electrum monero

    Electrum is a bitcoin wallet, and doesn't allow Monero storage. For storing Monero, I would suggest using Feather Wallet or Monero GUI wallet.
  2. SasquatchMonero

    Wasabi Wallet

    Wasabi wallet is horrible for OpSec purposes, I just don't understand why it is "reviewed" (read, "advertised") here. Wasabi has partnership with Chainalysis company which does a background check on your btc coins before they are accepted into the Wasabi's mixer. Furthermore, Wasabi's mixer is...
  3. SasquatchMonero

    Protected operating system Qubes: overalls and installation manual

    Qubes is a great OS. Allows one to run multiple linux distros that are isolated from each other inside a single machine. Quite versatile.
  4. SasquatchMonero

    Telegram. All you need to know.

    Simplex Chat is doing some good things with its messenger.
  5. SasquatchMonero

    Some privacy advice

    You can even run a Monero node on your android phone. Search the internet for it, there are a few github links. Enable tor-address for your monero node on your phone, and then you can connect to your own monero node over tor using feather wallet inside WhonixOS or something like that.
  6. SasquatchMonero

    Some privacy advice

    I would argue against touching btc at-all. Never use btc, not even for "exchanging" it to XMR. Btc is horribly traceable, and with its current transaction costs, it is prohibitively expensive (not to mention it is slow as *****). Just buy Monero directly from your local monero dealer on...
  7. SasquatchMonero

    QubesOS + Whonix

    Using Whonix qube under QubesOS is one of the most secure ways of doing darknet stuff. Most secure, considering the methods that are in reach of the general populace. Consider running the whole thing inside a coreboot-ed/libreboot-ed or otherwise IntelME-neutered laptop over a public wifi.
  8. SasquatchMonero

    what are the best lap-top for opsec?

    Thinkpad x230 is one of the last line of Thinkpads that can be coreboot/libreboot'ed. Generally, the Thinkpads of these kinds are old, like 10 years and more. Thus, their *****Us are 3rd gen intel or even older. Thinkpad x230 has the best intel *****U that can also be coreboot'ed. (Disregarding the...
  9. SasquatchMonero

    Any questions?

    Why are Account Upgrade payments using bitcoin? Btc is traceable as fvck. Why not use Monero for payments there?
  10. SasquatchMonero

    what are the best lap-top for opsec?

    Thinkpad x230. Flash coreboot on it. Run linux, preferably QubesOS. Do your OPSEC-criticial acts in the Whonix qube.
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