Check outgoing for coinjoin? How?
US banks now threatening to cut off Bitcoin exchange banking if they don't check incoming/outgoing transfers for coinjoin. Swan sent an email to it's customers giving the warning while also hinting you can add a hop to circumvent it.
This is just the first step the Legacy system will take. Lean how to obtain and use Bitcoin without KYC. Here are the videos I've done on this:
https://youtu.be/FmyYxrZM3Ms?si=HmqKaT4Ixbw8KcGE
https://youtu.be/XW_wzRz_BDI?si=Fx0AVWF9s7NBRR-I
https://youtu.be/4LyEKA5Iq9I?si=G6TdyxqmJNqUqrF6
https://youtu.be/UBRZKsIOpS8?si=I8wuqVy-67TtV2xw
Of course it is also great to hit your local meetups and do p2p exchange for cash and/or build out your local circular economy by offering your services for BTC and being VOCAL about it so other bitcoiners know.
Discussion
If you withdraw to an address, then the bitcoin in that address enters coinjoin immediately after, they can see that. They're low key saying you need to at least make one hop before doing that in order to not lose your account.
That doesnβt matter, they can still follow the UTXO and assume you sent it to yourself before entering the coinjoin. I mean they might not catch you if you did it one time, but if all your UTXO eventually enter a coinjoin after several hops, you are still SOL. Why would Swan even agree to this is the question. Canβt they just get another bank?