Personally, and again I could be very naive, but I would never accept that. I don’t want to buy a house until someone wants to trade it to me peer to peer for Bitcoin.

In your situation though, coin-joining everything after that transaction would definitely be a requirement. But again, they already know where you live. Totally oppressive form of surveillance, but that would happen with any sovereign money, like cash, gold, silver, etc.

All I’m saying is that bad people want to do bad things to rich people, irregardless of Bitcoin. Banks aren’t a solution. Multi-sig, fake wallets, burner wallets, and home security are better solutions but still not perfect. The ultimate solution to this is to live in a society where you can have some faith in those around you to do the right thing, but that can only happen after trust totally breaks down and gets rebuilt on a Bitcoin standard.

Being a digital nomad is probably a personal requirement until conditions improve for people holding Bitcoin (or any form of sovereign bearer money)