My seed phrase stored safely. I use the wallet to generate public keys to receive my Bitcoin. My concern is traceability, not my btc getting stolen.

I buy from an exchange that knows me so that's a point of weakness. Now I wonder if trezor (given that the device generates my pub key) can track my public key, thus presenting another point of weakness in the traceability and privacy fronts. Traceability makes coercion possible.

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Once you withdraw from an exchange, it's pure speculation. Withdraw and Send are identical.

Bitcoin itself is KYC and permissionless, it's the rerurn to fiat, where ID will always be required. Unless you do peer-peer, even then, if it was a substantial amount, there would be trust needed for p2p.

Exiting the system is the endgame.

KYC is s meme.

Makes sense. Looks like we're in goond shape then. My wallet is one way street: fiat to BTC only.

My BTC will never be exchanged for fiat, unless absolutely necessary :)

Bitcoin, itself is non-KYC is what it was supposed to say. 👊

Is there a legal way to get rid of the "KYC" part for KYC-BTC you already own?

AgoraDesk is your new friend.

Unfortunately, just one way:

sell for fiat - buy p2p for fiat again