I would appreciate some more elaboration on this, but I don't quite know what question to ask.
I have historically used Cash App for an on-ramp. I recently have been hearing more and more about Robosats (and a handful of others) as a method for no-KYC, p2p acquisition. Perhaps that has nothing to do with what you're suggesting here, but why should I spread across platforms?
Thank you for your time.
CashApp as a direct on-ramp (ie buying Bitcoin within the app) would be your kyc method.
You can also use CashApp (or Strike, Revolut, Zelle, etc.) as a way to send money to another individual, as your payment method for them to transfer you some sats p2p.
The reason for spreading out your payment method is to reduce the centralized records of cash transfers. From a privacy perspective, if you’re frequently sending money p2p like this, especially if the receiving end is a “known” sats seller, one could make inferences about your stacking habits.
Hope this helps!
