Quote from: Catenaccio on Today at 01:18:54 PM

Quote from: Rgram on Today at 10:20:59 AM

If you use some exchange of some sort, perhaps you are a trader and have been able to get some profits from your Bitcoin trades or you’re a merchant that got paid in Bitcoin using an exchange address instead of your none custodian wallet and very much, any means you might receive cryptos but, didn’t use a more compliant none custodian wallet but used an exchange instead.

There is no wallet type as none custodial wallets. There is only non-custodial wallets.

Oh thanks, for highlighting on that. I’ll correct it right away in the OP.

Quote from: Catenaccio on Today at 01:18:54 PM

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I know this isn’t idea but, some might prefer it for reasons related to maintaining privacy, not wanting associates to link them to an address maybe.

Choosing a wrong blockchain for receiving or sending your bitcoin or altcoins is not about privacy. It's only your lack of knowledge, experience and carefulness to learn, and double check details when submit your withdrawal or broadcast your transaction.

This careless action has nothing to defend your privacy.

I think you got this mixed up in the context I was referring.

Let’s say you make an address public on the forum as per receiving payments with it. Like the address you now use on Rollbit campaign. It’s not difficult forum wise to note that, this address belongs or is linked with you on the forum.

When it’s an exchange address, though it’s logged to you, it still belongs to the exchange as, they could someday decide to change contract address and just like that, the address is gone. It never really gets tied to you.