Plausible deniability is easier with Monero even if you KYC especially for the average user

With Bitcoin they have the potential to monitor if your coins moved from an address after you said you "lost the keys", see that you later consolidated with a current address after you were "hacked"/"Gave it away"/"sent to the wrong address". Or follow it going forward and try and tie you to a purchase down the road.

Ways to avoid all these things on Bitcoin of course, but it requires active and conscious effort that quite frankly many users will fail to do out of ignorance or mistakes.

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For sure much harder to hide in Bitcoin.

Still though, it is best not to feed Beast.

KYC is the illicit activity. Best to avoid it, no matter which coin you use.

Your statement is accurate but also #DontRiskItBisqIt