Quote from: YetAnotherWhiteGuy on April 11, 2013, 07:50 pmI think I already have a laundering system, but it can't have something better. So far I have my wallet that gets bitcoins from mining & purchases. Then, I have another computer that sits idle 99% of the time that is logged in with TorGuard, IP# with another country. A new wallet was created on this computer while it was 100% connected with Torguard, in hopes that the IP# will never be connected to my home. Once the wallet was done being set up, wallet is closed. Plan was to just send the bitcoins from the main wallet into this TorGuarded wallet, fire up that computer when ready, open that wallet up (wait quite a while for it to sync), and then shoot those bitcoins to SR. You have a great guide in your link about PGP email. Now I need to research of there's anything better for my idea of the spare computer wallet.The trouble is that there's about as much misinformation out there about bitcoin and anonymity as legitimate information. It'd be good to create a proper rigorously researched tutorial on the subject, but it's quite a bit of work to do that and still seem lucid, especially with the frequency of useful bitcoin services popping up or evaporating into the ether. I mean I mention bitcoin laundering, but obviously a 3rd party could easily be Feds, or have a flaw in their algorithms, thus potentially making bitcoins linkable if you were posting your bitcoin addresses willy nilly without using PGP to protect them. A good percentage of people's anonymous bitcoin practices are actually pseduoanoymous if certain assumptions are violated. That's why I used to recommend physical (cash -> bitcoin, bitcoin -> cash) as well as virtual anonymity (untraceable on the block chain) to sever both links. Mining bitcoin is probably as anonymous as it can get, but that's out of reach for nearly everybody at this stage. Once Avalon's ASICs get competition from a few sources, the price of bitcoin will probably dive and with it any chances of the average joe producing useful quantities of bitcoins.