Question about coin tumbling.

I bought coins on Coinbase. I then sent them to bitcoin fog, then to BSM. I made a purchase and sent the remaining to my local wallet on Bitcoin Qt. Since Bitcoin Qt isn't tied to my name or registered in anyway, is it safe to use these coins again without tumbling them? Send straight to a market? For sake of argument, let's same I'm not worried about my computer being seized.


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[2 Points] the_avid:

Make sure you setup BitcoinQT to use Tor as a SOCK server otherwise your IP address will popup in the transaction.

IMO don't bother with the desktop clients - you need to store the blockchain, etc. blockchain.info offers best of both worlds - encrypted client wallet with web-based access.


[2 Points] None:

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[1 Points] LongLiveThe_King:

It seems like it would be. I might be missing something though.


[1 Points] DogMilkLatte:

While we're at it:

It's fine to go

Wallet->Tumbler->BSM

rather than

wallet -> Tumbler -> wallet -> BSM

correct?

I suppose i don't know why it wouldn't be, as long as the money ends up on the deposit addresse(s) that were given to you, it's fine right? I feel like I know it's ok but I am new and just trying to be careful