Clarify the question please… do you mean you want to clean your existing KYC stack? (You would have to sell and re-stack non-KYC or face consequences of whirlpooling known KYC funds) or that you want to start stacking no-KYC?
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I don’t want anyone know what I have.
Government will know your KYC stack, and any exchange you use can be hacked or your history and details leaked or sold by an insider at the exchange. You have to assume that everyone will know exactly how much you have that is KYC. Balance that knowledge with the fact that you’ll likely WANT KYC bitcoin in the future for normal regular life when it moons and you want to make legitimate purchases, take profit at times, etc… however, you def want to stack non-KYC to have financial freedom and “fuck you” money… only you can know what the right balance is for you. Obviously if we could all do it perfect from the beginning we would never have used a KYC exchange, but it’s part of the process for most (unfortunately), you’re still way ahead of the game. Any questions let me know feel free to DM
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What are the consequences of whirlpooling known KYC funds?.
Fees I suppose.
I just think of it as donating to the community/ecosystem
That will depend on your government and how aggressively they chase people who they know whirlpool their funds using chain analysis in the future… basically, we don’t know what the consequences will be, so you’re better off either selling the KYC and re-stacking non-KYC, or simply partitioning your KYC stack in a separate stack and start stacking non-KYC in a different wallet that never mixes or touches the other (my suggestion is to evaluate how much you still have left to stack and make a call based on knowing that likely in the future you’ll want both types of stacks)