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Does frequently going in and out of #Monero create privacy threatening meta data?

I ask because I see it touted as a privacy solution against #Bitcoin. Say I buy that (I'm not educated enough on the topic to have much of an opinion either way except to say I don't think it's any less private). I'm not leaving my wealth there, so I'm going to bounce in and out of it if I use it (like I do with fiat now). Is the privacy any better that way? Or would I just need to write off an amount to leave in the ecosystem?
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Saberhagen The Nameless 5mo ago

If done correctly I would say it's even better than a coinjoin (swap p2p back to Bitcoin in different amounts and at different times)

An adversary surveilling Bitcoin wouldn't even necessarily know you left the chain. They just see your Bitcoin move to another address like normal. Coinjoins are obviously coinjoins.

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ede3d957... 5mo ago

This is the way. More easy to maintain. Treat Monero as your spending account and Bitcoin as your saving account.

For generational wealth I'd recommend going at least 50:50 as you don't want to doxx your future family.