If #Monero tx untraceability is based, it shouldn't matter whether you buy it from a #CEX OR #P2P.
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The transactions are private, but the kyc exchange will have record of the fact that you purchased through them. Once it moves, they won't be able to trace it, but you'll forever be on a government list that says you bought some.
Its legal to buy, so there's really no incentive to spend additional time trying to find more private ways of aquaring it.
Thanks for the reply.
Wealth taxes, my friend.
What if you buy another crypto kyc, then send to a hot wallet then swap that crypto into your monero wallet?
That helps your forward privacy (they wont know where it went if you do it correctly- which is definitely better), but they'll still know how much you bought. Not sure if history is on your side of government agencies and criminals being reasonable and believing that you no longer have it...but up to you
Ideally you would buy no-KYC + mix/swap/use private crypto
Rules change, in fact bitcoins days are more limited then everyone thinks moneros days are limited. I see a holding tax for sure and then they will probably ban all of them and only allow their own. And dont expect a refund for the tax paid.
until it's illegal to buy and they want it from you.
then they come to your house with guns.
don't buy kyc.
This 100%
But if you still want to roll the dice with KYC for some convenience now at the expense of being confiscated later (from government agencies and/or general criminals) that's your prerogative I guess
I dont know which country has ex post facto laws. Criminalizing actions that took place in the past, when they were fully legal at the time, seems a very farfetched and controversial thing. Though maybe in the US these things are normal; I couldnt care less.
The on and off ramp isnt private just the middle