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I have been thinking a lot about the importance of a non-kyc BTC stack. As I explore the best ways to acquire these untainted sats, I am quickly learning it will be a heavy and expensive lift. Which brings me to my questions.

Is it worth the time and cost to acquire / convert to only Non-kyc BTC?

I know why the value of non-kyc btc but do you think it will really matter in the future? Won't governments figure out ways to KYC all BTC? Is it truly possible to use BTC without a government getting in the middle? Sure smaller transactions will happen without the gov involved but what if I want to buy land for my family? What if I want to travel the world? What about bigger buys? Gov always wants to know where that money came from, right?

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McCoy 1y ago

Or from a realistic-optimist viewpoint:

What if BTC becomes US legal tender?

In the event of hyperbitcoinization. Isn’t this an evitable?

HODL until legal strategy.

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Deleted Account 1y ago

I think the dollar has a long ways to go which prevents BTC from becoming legal tender

We've only seen just a handful of rabbits pulled out of the Fed's/Treasury's hat

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McCoy 1y ago

Maybe or maybe not. Politicians are starting to stack the coin. They will choose personal gain above protecting the homogeny of the USD. Incentives align. Could be gradually, then suddenly.

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Deleted Account 1y ago

Great point. We can only hope 🫡🙏