For non-kyc, I understand it. Does it also make sense for kyc? Definitely for forward privacy when I understand it correctly. But you can't get rid of the exchange's "kyc-stamp". What is your recommendation for this case?

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The only way to be fully KYC free is to sell yours coins back at the exchange and then start a fresh with non KYC options. Then listen to this pod, and also the privacy series on Samourai Wallet YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSf0_To8GmE

Yes, I understand that. I wonder if Coinjoin also makes sense for kyc-stacks?

For forward privacy yes. But all in all?

You can also sell your KYC stack on non-KYC places?

And buy to a fresh wallet non-KYC coins.

But be aware of tinting or how is it called.

yes but the point anon is making is a normal paper trail is easy to show the feds you sold it back to be free of kyc obligations in the future

Aha, I see! Thanks! 💜🫂🦙

every transaction should be a coinjoin IMO. if you really must then yes just have two stacks and makes sure your utxo management is decent with labelling.

Or just have 2 piles of Bitcoin , a KYC stack and a NONKYC stack. And never mix the two.!

There are other ways.

Don't buy kyc coin. Kyc bitcoin is a shitcoin. If you have, sell it back to the exchange, preferably at a loss, pay whatever you owe your overlords and buy back non cucked, kyc free btc

It still gives you forward privacy benefits on kyc'd corn that you want to spend in the future. Obviously if your intent is to ever sell the corn back to the exchange, dont mix it.