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how is it non kyc is the funds are coming from Strike, a fully kyc bitcoin company?
30 sats \ 1 reply \ @fiatbad 3 Feb
how is it non kyc is the funds are coming from Strike, a fully kyc bitcoin company?
Because you pay the person fiat. There is no record of the person sending you Sats in exchange for your fiat.
RoboSats is similar to meeting someone at a coffee shop, handing them cash, and having them pay your LN invoice. It's outside the system.
You don't pay capital gains tax when you "gift" your "friend" $100.
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This assumes that the entity that you are buying from is an honest actor and not a chain analysis company or “fed”.
If the counterparty is a bad actor, then they follow the money both ways.
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I asked a friend about it, and this is what he told me, but there are only a few options to pay with. There used to be amazon gift cards, but its not there anymore:
"If by safe you mean private, then yes, relatively so. There's no public correlation of your fiat spend to your Bitcoin stack. Of course Strike knows you sent money to someone, and that person knows of the trade, but its far safer than a centralized exchange which can be leaked/hacked and tell the whole world of criminals that you have a fat stack of sats and make a good target for home invasion and robbery".
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