I don’t really know what you’re looking for. It seems like the language barriers are misunderstood here, but let’s address the context rather than the question (it seems like we’re looking for a project review that’s not a topic here).
Bitcoin Core will present a new address each time and create a new payment procedure receive tab. This helps users to separate payment contexts. By receiving payments to the address, it indicates which invoices have been resolved, thereby telling the recipient what payments the sender has paid and what payments they have paid.
Bitcoin payments are private in the sense that they do not contain information about the sender and recipient names or subject fields, but are not anonymous. All Bitcoin transaction data is fully public. In addition to time, amount, and transaction specificity, all transaction outputs are associated with specific output scripts (and usually corresponding addresses) that are opposed to some users. While the sender and receiver may have information about each other, third parties may also have information about the transaction output that is being spent funding transactions where they can make guesses about the current transaction.
Therefore, Bitcoin transactions are private in the sense that the transaction’s context is not immediately public, but are not anonymous in the sense that the words are normally used.
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