Quote from: sh3llshock87 on October 30, 2020, 06:34:03 PM

EDIT
I am using the latest version of Electrum 4.0.4. I have TunnelBear VPN and ExpressVPN. Both give the same result.

I read somewhere that if you get your proxy Port on TOR and enter that as a proxy on electrum it could help solve this issue and allow you use electrum over TOR, not sure if it still works or if it would on your preferred VPNs.

Quote from: sh3llshock87 on October 30, 2020, 06:34:03 PM

Thanks for confirming the address question. It seems the best practice will be to use a mixer service and spread the BTC around the different addresses shown in Electrum.

Pretty much. Each wallet baddress has an xpub or Master public key in addition to the private key. The Xpub generates all the public addresses. Tansactions made to the different addresses on a wallet are difficult to track, so it is best practice to avoid reusing addresses.

Quote from: sh3llshock87 on October 30, 2020, 06:34:03 PM

I don't see a way to generate new addresses. Does each wallet just get a fixed amount?

Do you mean generating a new master private key and public key? An electrum wallet can hold a large number of different addresses.

What do you mean fixed amount? Electrum automatically changes your receiving address after it has been used in a transaction to another one under a single Xpub, so the amount they hold is not fixed.
• If address A was used in a transaction of 0.07BTC, it would be changed after that to address B; which can receive any amount of Bitcoin above or below that (0.07).
Not sure if this explanation matches your inquiry.