I have some questions:

1 - Does the country experience sudden internet or power grid shutdowns? If so, how do you make transactions if you need something at that exact time and don’t have any physical medium of exchange?
2 - Does the population receive any incentive from the government to betray bitcoiners?
3 - How do you access regular websites, services, and messaging over the internet? Do you use a VPN all the time, for everything? Tor? I2P? None of them? Do you need to use a firewall?
4 - Can a no-KYCed bitcoiner live without headaches, or must they use some exchange to avoid getting arrested?

You don’t need to answer if you think that it's going to expose you or compromise your opsec.

As a man said once in 2021, "Fear sells."

It's okay; my giant tool looks like a train, but after I shoot into your tiny circle, you'll ask for a donor to flock to develop a shield. After all, you're going to call me your chief because it'll smell like salmon, and you'll never forget me.

I contact the P2P through SimpleX Chat and ask them to send a voice message (since I'm already familiar with their voice from elsewhere) to confirm their identity. I receive a PDF with a bank invoice to print, and I pay in cash using it at an ATM. Once they verify the payment, I send them my address to receive it. Right now, I'm considering using PGP keys, but I'm still reading up on them. And of course, all of it without KYC requirements.