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That will depend on your government and how aggressively they chase people who they know whirlpool their funds using chain analysis in the future… basically, we don’t know what the consequences will be, so you’re better off either selling the KYC and re-stacking non-KYC, or simply partitioning your KYC stack in a separate stack and start stacking non-KYC in a different wallet that never mixes or touches the other (my suggestion is to evaluate how much you still have left to stack and make a call based on knowing that likely in the future you’ll want both types of stacks)

cryptowolf 2y ago

Thank you. I have never owned any KYC Bitcoin but was curious as I did test Samourai Whirlpool and was wondering about those consequences.

I live in a somewhat Bitcoin friendly country (Canada), and use the internet with the appropriate tools and precautions for privacy.

For people with different governments, those same tools are available to them and could to a large extent mitigate these consequences, unless im mistaken..

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John James 2y ago

Sounds like you’re doing it right 🤜🏼🤛🏼 no-KYC is the way to go and Samurai is as good as it gets for privacy!