How Does a Stealth Address Prevent ‘Address Linkage’?

A Stealth Address prevents Address Linkage by generating a unique, one-time destination address for every single transaction. Since the same address is never used twice on the public ledger, a third party cannot track the recipient's transaction history or determine their true public wallet address.

This breaks the link between the recipient's identity and their transaction history.

What Is the Term for the Seller of a Put Option?
What Is “Ring Signature” Technology and How Does It Relate to Stealth Addresses?
What Is the Potential Maximum Profit for the Buyer of a Put Option?
Can a Single Address Hold Multiple Roles in an RBAC System?
What Is the Maximum Loss a Buyer of a Put Option Can Incur?
What Is the Difference between a Hot Wallet and a Cold Wallet in Key Generation?
Can a Stealth Address Be Used for an Options Contract Settlement?
What Is a Change Address and Why Is It Used in Bitcoin Transactions?

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