Bitcoin exchange -> lightning wallet -> Second lightning wallet -> On-chain address -> Sparrow Wallet to mix -> Cold storage
Is this a good path to try to break coin history from an exchange?
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If you bought from an exchange , your only sensinble option is to either start a new stack that is non-kyc and don't mix it with your KYC stack , or to sell all of the UTXO's you bought back to the exchange and to start your stack from scratch again , non kyc .
That is just my understanding . Your best option is to not KYC at all in the first place .
I am asking for other reasons. Is this a reasonable way to break coin history?
The only history you could be concerned about is the withdrawal address which literally has your kyc face attached to it. From there, sending it in a way that looks like you spent it would be ideal. The main thing is any utxo's that get split up make sure not to combine them again down the road.
Kyc doesn't taint you bitcoin the bitcoin is never tied to you.. when you buy from an exchange that has kyc it doesn't matter how many times you move your bitcoin tge exchange will inform the authorities how much bitcoin you bought..
I don’t believe in tant. I am asking for other reasons. Is this a reasonable way to break coin history?
What history.
History from the exchange. I don’t want the exchange following my history. It’s going into Sparrow for a little or long round of spin.
Looks to me the main thing is you don't want them to see that your coin will get mixed. It's reasonable to do a few hops, and lightning is cheap. If those nodes are known to be yours then it defeats the purpose though
