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My monero tracing tool automatically identifies the sender of this transaction: c97d96fe61b2aee18a04fdb0975594c7e6d3334036e0e57e70666b9e5fe309b3 Try it here: https://supertestnet.github.io/examiner/ It seems to only be able to identify the sender in about 1 out of 15 transactions, but that's not nothing. I suspect tools with more data (like Ciphertrace's monero tracing tool, linked on my examinr github repo) do a better job of this, but it's silly to claim monero can't be traced in the face of two tools that at least sometimes trace it

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Saberhagen The Nameless 1 year ago

You didn't trace anything. How does this identify the sender?...Did you narrow it down to a single sender? There are always 15 decoys and 1 true spend. You can't tell us which one is the true spend (unless this is your personal transaction then of course you know.) Thats how rings work. And mind this is a single transaction. As time goes on, you transact more, and it's chosen as decoys for other transactions, your probability for tracing rapidly falls off. original 16 = ~6% 1 hop 16^2 = ~0.4% 2 hops 16^3 = ~0.02%

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Super Testnet 1 year ago

> You didn't trace anything I did. I identified this pubkey as the sender: 23396ea4b0ab93e3417c3650d47b1c8414bb593d7fc9cdb1b27244e139645302 The rest are the decoys. My tool uses on-chain data and two heuristics to identify the true spend. The two heuristics are explained on my github:

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GitHub - supertestnet/examiner: Free and open source monero tracing tool

Free and open source monero tracing tool. Contribute to supertestnet/examiner development by creating an account on GitHub.

Someone told you monero can't be traced by they were wrong. Ciphertrace has a tool for tracing them and now I've released a free and open source alternative.

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