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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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DiceRolls 2y ago

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

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ƝαŢꀌαɳ_Ðгαƙ૩ 2y ago

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

For forward privacy yes. But all in all?

TheZenLlama 2y ago

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

TheZenLlama 2y ago

And buy to a fresh wallet non-KYC coins.

TheZenLlama 2y ago

But be aware of tinting or how is it called.

. 2y ago

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

TheZenLlama 2y ago

Aha, I see! Thanks! 💜🫂🦙

DiceRolls 2y ago

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.

Deleted Account 2y ago

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

Begemot 2y ago

There are other ways.