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No, I get it. This is all worth thinking through. My point is the anonymity could potentially be confounded where the source of funds is kyc and if a fed or informant 's goal is just to aggregate lists of people attempting to buy anonymously, i would be thinking about that. I dont know this for a fact but I dont think its illegal to buy anonymously (yet), at least in the united states *not legal advice any of this* but I wouldnt be surprised if law enforcement is collecting this information anyway for future purposes. But the separate issue of dirty bitcoin is another thing all together that is way over my head.
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Bass 1y ago

Here is a list of payment methods from Bisq, another nonkyc p2p exchange that has similar payment options. It gives a good pro/con list of the options:

https://bisq.wiki/Payment_methods#Payment_method_guides

I have some lingering anxiety over a personal face to face that went sideways locally (which caused me to close up the local btc meetup I was hosting). My threat model was affected significantly by that experience so this is the best of both worlds 😅

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SuiGenerisJohn 1y ago

As price goes up we all have to adjust security accordingly and I agree, there is zero chance I would bring cash or thing of value to meet a stranger who might be hoping im carrying my entire wallet with me around my neck like a tard.