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100 sats \ 4 replies \ @shyfire 10 Aug 2022 \ on: NON KYC BTC - Buy, Mix, Store Full Tutorial (feat Robosats, Sparrow & Coldcard) bitcoin
Random question: what’s the thinking behind mixing non-kyc sats obtained on robosats? Why do it?
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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @buddylasta 10 Aug 2022
I believe it's a way to hide what you're doing with those sats from the person who sent them (and people they tell about it). It's a good idea, especially if the seller finds out who you are via your payment method
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @shyfire 10 Aug 2022
Hmmm yeah that makes sense. Jeez, why trade P2P at all then? If you’re doxxed on robosats, just go the convenient and lower fee route and buy your sats on Swan
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101 sats \ 1 reply \ @buddylasta 10 Aug 2022
Getting doxxed p2p on robosats (not likely) is much better than getting KYC'd by an entity like swan. Better a peer know you than an entity beholden to regulations. That entity has to comply with regulations (old and new) and may even be used to surveil or sanction you in the future. Just my two sats. Fwiw, I like swan but I think it's best to buy noKYC only if you want to minimize risk
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6 sats \ 0 replies \ @shyfire 10 Aug 2022
Makes sense. Thanks for spelling that out.
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