Re: Using change addresses does not increase privacy, just fees
It was made clear on your other thread that it is not about change address, it is about how many times people send you bitcoin.
If Mr. A, B and C send you 0.01 BTC each on a single bitcoin address making 0.03 BTC and you need 500 sat as fee if you want to send all the 0.3 BTC to Mr. D.
If Mr. A send you 0.01 BTC to your address A, Mr. B send you 0.01 BTC to your address B, Mr. C send your 0.1 BTC to address C. Also 500 sat needed as fee for the above transaction would be required for a transaction to Mr. D bechsse they have the same input count which is 3. That is, the bitcoin sent.
If Mr. A, B and C send you 0.01 BTC each on a single bitcoin address making 0.03 BTC and you need 500 sat as fee if you want to send all the 0.3 BTC to Mr. D.
If Mr. A send you 0.01 BTC to your address A, Mr. B send you 0.01 BTC to your address B, Mr. C send your 0.1 BTC to address C. Also 500 sat needed as fee for the above transaction would be required for a transaction to Mr. D bechsse they have the same input count which is 3. That is, the bitcoin sent.
Nope your wrong.
I stated I always have people send at the same exact address.
As you spend bitcoin they get spread accross different addresses then when you spend more than whats in 1 wallet you end up paying higher fees.
Nothing simpler than that.
Stop speaking on stuff you are clueless about.
