They KYC the person sending, not the person receiving.

Some do think like that and always will. It's the only way they'll get anything accomplished. I don't have to worry about taxation.

Fiat bs recommendation.

> It's not a taxable event to you, so it's a win-win.

You already lose by think like that.



Fenix

If you have friends or other people that want non-KYC Bitcoin, consider sending them sats through Strike. They can give you your preferred form of payment and possibly with a non-KYC markup from you, depending on the situation. It's not a taxable event to you, so it's a win-win.

It might not even hurt to just do this occasionally with other Bitcoiners that you know. Build that non-KYC stack.

bitcoin

If you have friends or other people that want non-KYC Bitcoin, consider sending them sats through Strike. They can give you your preferred form of payment and possibly with a non-KYC markup from you, depending on the situation. It's not a taxable event to you, so it's a win-win.

It might not even hurt to just do this occasionally with other Bitcoiners that you know. Build that non-KYC stack.