That sucks, but damage is done. I suppose you consolidated into multiple mid sized utxos, not all into one giant utxo? If so I would consolidate no further. You can only reveal more info that way. Mixing is definitely an option, though they will know you mixed and how many coins you are likely to have. Or you sell kyc and use that fiat to stack again non kyc.
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Interesting.
Can you explain me why I should want to have only non kyc.
Not that I’m considering to ever sell (why would I)
But what if I have to sell because of some financial issue and everything is non kyc, pretty difficult to transfer it back to fiat imo
For sure, kyc is more liquid and has less of a premium attached to it. Kyc coins have their own risks like financial surveilance, black listing or exchange hacks that could doxx your btc stack and potentially making you a target. But it might make sense to have a kyc stack for financial emergencies and a non kyc stack for long term hodling. It really depends on your situation and threat a model. Just make sure to keep the stacks strictly separate. Use a wallet that lets you use coin control and utxo labelling like sparrow or electrum so when you send larger payments you can control which utxos get combined. Just my two cents, hope that makes sense
Makes a lot of sense! Thanks