[GeneralQuestions] Bitcoin ATM to market wallet?

As the title states I'm wondering if buying BTC using cash at a Bitcoin ATM and sending it straight to a market would be to0 risky. Unfortunately I don't have the luxury of time to use a tumbler and would like to catch HoS before she goes on vacation. Think this would be too risky?


Comments


[10 Points] None:

My personal opinion is that if you don't have the "luxury of time" to take proper security precautions that you even acknowledge you should be taking, then you shouldn't have the luxury of using the darknet markets. Cutting corners isn't ever a good idea.

However, chances are you will be fine.


[2 Points] None:

At least send it to an intermediate wallet, but I mean you should be alright I guess. Just don't cut corners in opsec to save time because then you're gonna get fucked later and that's no good


[2 Points] sapiophile:

I see no reason to tumble, assuming you maintain decent privacy in the physical transaction with the machine. Going to a personal intermediate wallet (like Electrum on Tails) as /u/AgoraWizard mentioned might be a nice additional step, to prevent a possible (but pretty damn unlikely) investigation should the market's deposit address get identified at any point.


[1 Points] nxtlevelnugsonbb:

So many bitcoin wallets to use, send it to another wallet first. Check out coinkite, you can access it on TOR: gcvqzacplu4veul4 or coinkite dot com. Print out the QR code from home and bring it with you to the ATM.


[-4 Points] AgentPapas:

Go to /r/bitcoin