TOR

TOR, short for "The Onion Router," is a network designed to enhance online privacy and anonymity by routing internet traffic through multiple layers of encryption. Each layer, or "hop," in the TOR network conceals the user's identity and location, making it difficult for third parties to trace their online activities. TOR is widely used by individuals and organizations seeking to protect their privacy, whether for personal security, circumventing censorship, or accessing content anonymously. In the cryptocurrency world, TOR is often used to access decentralized markets, protect transaction privacy, and avoid surveillance.

By concealing the origin of internet traffic, TOR allows users to engage in financial transactions and other activities without revealing their IP addresses or other identifying information. This makes TOR a valuable tool for maintaining confidentiality in cryptocurrency transactions, particularly for users who prioritize privacy and security. TOR can be used to access cryptocurrency wallets and exchanges in a way that helps shield users from tracking and monitoring by third parties, including governments and cybercriminals.