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What's the best option for obtaining non-kyc btc besides selling stuff and accepting btc? And would you not send those sats to a cold storage wallet that held previously kyc'ed sats? I'd assume that address would be marked and linked to the original kyc identity forever
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The_Dude 2 months ago
I fixed it: "But no one wants blacklisted coins. They will be radioactive and useless." They can’t stop me from moving my bitcoin and transacting P2P. Eventually all Non-KYC Bitcoin will be considered tainted. Don't trade your bitcoin for fiat ever! Support your local bitcoin circular economy. True bitcoiners won't ask if your bitcoin is OFAC compliant.
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The_Dude 2 months ago
If you buy KYC bitcoin on an exchange and then move it into a lightning channel, then that is now a KYC channel. You can do all the transactions you want on that channel, but when you or the other party eventually closes the channel, your balance goes right back to the same KYC address you used to fund the lightning channel.
its no longer certainly where those coins ended up but the record of the purchase still exists. do you think the government will come for there percentage?
This! If we hope Bitcoin will succeed by waiting for permission from the state then we're screwed. l say let's taint all UTXOs by making them go through coinjoins and then we'll see what is considered radioactive and by whom
“Didn’t you find it odd that they arrested the developers of mixers like whirlpool and tornado cash, instead of the criminals that used them?”