Will such hosting be anonymous?

Question

C++ / C#

Suppose I download and run the Linux Tails distribution, go to the Bitcoin sale site in Panama via a TOR connection, buy N Bitcoins on the exchange for dollars using a VISA card, then change them to Darkcoin, withdraw to an online wallet, then buy VPS hosting + domain for 2 years for Darkcoin (suppose), a domain is registered for the left data, I upload a site there, connect Cloudflare to it, and exit, will this hosting be anonymous?

Or they will search for me along the chain - "payment from the card, card data" :)
And which country will find it faster, for example, the Russian Federation or the USA.

PS I'm not a terrorist, I'm wondering, I don't sleep at night.

Answer 1

I ran your code in CodeBlocks with the GNUGCC compiler

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#pragma hdstop
#pragma argused

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char*argv[])
{
int ac,bc,cc,i=0;
double a,b,c,x,xn,xk,dx,F;

cout <<"Enter a=";cin>>a;
cout <<"Enter b=";cin>>b;
cout <<"Enter c=";cin>>c;
cout <<"Enter xn=";cin>>xn;
cout <<"Enter xk=";cin>>xk;
cout <<"Enter dx=";cin>>dx;
ac=a, bc=b, cc=c;
cout<<"\n\nn X "<<' '<<" F "<<endl<<endl;

    for(x=xn; x<=xk;x+=dx)
    {
        if ((c<0)&& (x!=0))F=-a*x-c;
        if ((c>0)&& (x==0))F=(x-a)/(-c);
        else F=b*x/(c-a);
        if ((ac | bc | cc)!=0)
        {
        cout<<++i<<" | "<<x<<" | "<<F<<endl;
        }
        else cout<<++i<<" | "<<x<<" | "<<int(F)<<endl;
    }
    getch();
return 0;
}

Read about cout, you need the std namespace - using namespace std;
And square brackets char*argv[]

Answer 2

instead of cout, you can use a stream:
#include < iostream >
#include < sstream >
std::stringstream ss;//buffer.
int a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, r;
ss << a << b << c;//connecting int values ​​sequentially through a buffer.
ss >> r;
richTextBox1->AppendText("\r\n ss = " + gcnew System::String(ss.str().c_str())); //buffer output.
std::string st1 = ss.str().c_str();//buffer to variable.
richTextBox1->AppendText("\r\n st1 = " + gcnew System::String(st1.c_str()));
std::string st2(ss.str());//or so, buffer into a variable.
richTextBox1->AppendText("\r\n st2 = " + gcnew System::String(st2.c_str()));

Answer 3

Why shine your card? You can simply buy a WebMoney payment card and activate it on your left wallet.

Answer 4

All the points that you did before "for dollars on a VISA card" are meaningless. So you can just delete them. Unless you are going to close this card for theft with a corresponding statement to the police.

Answer 5

If at least one link of the scheme is not anonymous (and you have a VISA card), all further torment is useless.

Answer 6

Depending on who is looking. Now, even according to the battery discharge schedule in a smartphone, in some cases, a person’s movements can be calculated. Almost everything stores metadata. They will search, among other things, for reasons of who it was beneficial to, and they can get out not only through technical surveillance.
So first decide who you are going to butt with.

Answer 7

It seems to me that there are several vulnerabilities here.
1. Payment by card - understandable. Therefore, it is better to buy bitcoins for cash somewhere in the transition.
2. It is often said that Tor is not very anonymous.
3. I think that the country in whose jurisdiction the hosting is located will find it faster.