Quote from: Cpt. Meow on May 29, 2012, 11:21 pmI would rotate between different e-wallets to fund or exchange BTC and send random amounts spread over time to the destination acct, i.e. SR. Generally speaking, it's always good advice to steer away from the big exchangers. Above all, be creative in your ways and if you have a magical bulletproof system that works for you it's probably better not to share it here.Firstly I think it's important to say that no type of wallet is inherently more impervious to block chain analysis* - whatever way you look at it, a BTC address is a public key, regardless of whether the wallet's on paper, online or a program on your computer. Of course you can increase your security by moving random amounts of Bitcoins over a longer periods of time rather than do it one go, and of course by "tumbling" coins.In terms of a day to day wallet I like SR's online one as you need a PIN code to make withdrawals and it has a built in mixer.For long term savings, I would suggest a "brain wallet" which as the name suggests allows you to carry Bitcoins around in your head. In my opinion this is actually much easier and faster to set up than downloading wallet software. I did a quick "How To" guide for this a couple of weeks ago:http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/index.php?topic=23792All comments are welcome.V.*With the obvious exception of a wallet stored in a mixer like Bitcoinfog!