How To Set Up And Install Exodus In Linux Operating System?

Cleaning your coins or exchanging is a significant concern for most people involved in illicit activities, as most exchanges require KYC or Know Your Customer. Therefore, the dark web drug vendors and cybercriminals have to rely on expensive mixers and exchanges with patience because getting funds could take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days. Such services can not only be expensive but also take a lot of time. Today, I’ll be giving you the best solution to save you a lot of time and high charges simultaneously — Exodus. Exodus is the fastest & cheap way to exchange coins.Exodus is a wallet with a built-in exchange without KYC, supporting over 100 coins, including Bitcoin (BTC) & Monero (XMR), which is basically our centre of the spotlight. The exchange fees for BTC to Monero conversion is around 5%. However, the percentage fluctuates with bitcoin’s price movement, and the fees also vary per coin.All exchanges take around 30 mins to 1 and a half hours. Usually, Exodus takes no less than 40 mins. Exodus supports multiple platforms, of which one is Linux. So today, we’ll learn how to set it up. Keep in mind that you can use Exodus via Tor. The only difference would be that the synchronization of Monero will be a bit slower.Let’s start with choosing a good proxy. My favorite is Anonsurf, a tool that anonymizes all of your traffic via Tor. It is originally a part of Parrot OS.Now, follow the steps accordingly as mentioned below:1. Download it from this link.2. Open the terminal, type cd Downloads (the folder you chose as the destination for your download. For this example, we’ll assume that Downloads is our destination directory).3. ls (this command lists out all the files in the folder/directory you’re in).4. cd kali-anonsurf5.…