I’ve been wondering the same! I’m still learning, but I’ve heard that using KYC exchanges means your identity is already linked to that BTC — even if you send it through Lightning.
I guess once it’s connected to your real name, it’s not truly anonymous anymore unless you use tools like non-KYC sources, coinjoins, or privacy wallets.
Curious what others more experienced think — especially about how much privacy Lightning actually gives you.
Thanks for asking this @0xbitcoiner — this helps beginners like me think deeper about Bitcoin privacy.
I’ve been wondering the same! I’m still learning, but I’ve heard that using KYC exchanges means your identity is already linked to that BTC — even if you send it through Lightning.
I guess once it’s connected to your real name, it’s not truly anonymous anymore unless you use tools like non-KYC sources, coinjoins, or privacy wallets.
Curious what others more experienced think — especially about how much privacy Lightning actually gives you.
Thanks for asking this @0xbitcoiner — this helps beginners like me think deeper about Bitcoin privacy.