Is Bitcoin Private?

Bitcoin offers a higher degree of privacy compared to traditional financial systems, but it's not entirely anonymous. This article explores the nuances of Bitcoin privacy, explaining why it's pseudonymous and outlining strategies to enhance your anonymity when transacting with Bitcoin.

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