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Yesterday nostr:npub120jgpm9gl7lzwtjeklr7rg9nkty4g7whhgq0u8qz2n5s0fkrca0qlh5qug asked a question about how can they/know prove that certain bitcoins belong to you. Besides the Roman Sterlingov case, what other resources can help explain.

https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/roman-sterlingov-found-guilty-on-four-counts/

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Thanks nostr:npub1pmhevxtlt3478pvmdqt7dftnv6zc2mzpdc569yjm6ks4k2jhezcs53uksr, I came across a new app called https://vexl.it/ and this app matches people up so they can buy and sell BTC in person and avoiding the KYC. But what I don't get is what the difference between a new wallet and another person's wallet. Anyone can create new wallet without any kind of KYC. Short of some next level big brother spying, how could any government really know a wallet is mine?

I would imagine a vase majority of BTC will make its way on to some KYC Exchange at some point. But as soon as we start to transact with BTC p2p the chain of ownership is broken, right?