I did know that, and I suspect that most people you would consider "real bitcoiners" were probably against bitcoin or at least skeptical of it when they first encountered it.
For Bitcoin to fulfill its potential, rich people will need to get involved. As someone who exclusively buys non-kyc I can't imagine trying to buy millions of dollars worth without kyc. The liquidity isn't there and the traditional system's infrastructure is too limiting.
If the problem in your view is liquidity, then your argument is moot.
Try again.
How so? If the liquidity doesn't exist and cannot exist due to the limitations of the fiat system, then it does indeed present a problem for people wanting to buy large amounts of non-kyc'd bitcoin.
Just like I told that idiot on this thread, You not knowing how to get KYC-free bitcoin doesn't mean the rest of the world doesn't know either.
And like I told you, I buy all my bitcoin non-kyc. My bank would have serious questions if I tried to send $10 million dollars to a rando with no memo though. You still haven't proposed a solution to this problem, so I suspect you're just gatekeeping to try to present yourself as a true Scottsman
So basically you have a problem with your bank (which most people do) and you would like me to do what? Talk to your bank for you.
Honestly, and I'm not trying to antagonize you, but it seems you're in the wrong game.
Can you imagine you being a leader for us freedom fighters who constantly advocate against authoritarian controls and regulations, telling us "sorry it can't be done"?
If, on the other hand, you really dont know how to beat the system, then you're clearly not cut out for this.
As I've repeated, I buy my BTC non-kyc. The fact that you keep strawmaning my methods without proposing a solution to the problem I presented tells me that you are in fact just trying to antagonize me. I hope you have fun gatekeeping and feeling morally superior to all the people with the same goals and values as you 👍
