Ahhh okay so you didn't understand.
Fiat is always KYCed unless it's cash in an envelope. Which actually you can do on Bisq.
I'm talking about KYCed BITCOIN...
Strike handles Bitcoin. And is KYCed.
This is different than ACH, Zelle, Paypal, Amazon Gift cards, cash in envelope etc etc.
I'm not sure how better to explain...
Maybe an analogy is needed...
So why are you saying don't use strike and then you just said all fiat is kyc. Like if I use strike USD to send people USD and they send me to my lightning node, how is that kyc'd? How is there another option that is better?
If you are only using Strike for fiat and never with Bitcoin then sure, I guess that's fine. And then receive the Bitcoin elsewhere.
You can understand why I would assume a Strike user would be using Strike to interact with Bitcoin though
I'll admit I've bought a lot on there through the years. I've been trying to obfuscate a lot of it. I use it now to pay invoices and use for donations though. I have a KYC and a non KYC stack that are separate and both are nothing to write home about
Glad we could clear that up. I was just trying to make sure sending USD from strike wasn't some how Inadvertently kyc-ing my stack
