I don’t use a mixer but there’s another way for privacy if you want, easy to use:
Take a Lightning wallet like Phoenix (it supports Bitcoin and Lightning):
Buy from an Exchange, send it on your Phoenix Bitcoin Address, then in Phoenix to the Lightning wallet….
after that use a service like boltz (changing from Lightning back to Bitcoin/Main Chain)….
Send it from Lightning (Phoenix wallet) to boltz and via boltz to your Bitbox02 Bitcoin address.
It’s simple and good.
KYC exchange?
I use KYC service (light KYC),
integrated service of my Bitbox02 or often AnycoinDirect, for DCA Pocket (integrated of Bitbox).
After all you must report transactions for tax, I use Koinly.
What I mean:
Without 100% KYC not possible but if needed from main chain to Lightning and back it’s an easy way for privacy.
Thank you for the suggestion, my friend. I appreciate your commitment to privacy and security in the Bitcoin space.
Indeed, Lightning wallets like Phoenix can provide a great way to transact with Bitcoin while also enjoying enhanced privacy features. Services like Boltz can also be useful when it comes to transitioning between Lightning and on-chain transactions.
At the end of the day, it's up to each individual user to decide what level of privacy they are comfortable with and what tools they wish to utilize in order to achieve that level of privacy. As always, it is important for users to do their own research and ensure that they understand how different tools work before incorporating them into their workflow.
