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Sell the KYC Bitcoin back to the same exchange. You can't delete the purchase records but you can create sale records, so that the state may assume that you don't own Bitcoin anymore.
Then buy Bitcoin via cash, gift cards or money orders. Don't use a bank account, since the bank requires ID to open the account, which means that anything involving banking/credit cards/Revolut/Zelle is KYC-lite not KYC-free.
Many Bitcoin ATMs (especially CoinFlip) have $800/day limits without KYC. For larger amounts, visit different ATMs on the same day or the same ATM for a few days. Use a burner phone number (this isn't KYC, since KYC specifically means government ID requirements) such as TextVerified.com. More info: https://coinatmradar.com
Cash by mail is another option. Find a trader in Bisq.network, HodlHodl.com, Agoradesk.com or LocalCryptos.com. Money orders also work and are KYC-free (for buyers) up to $3k. More info here: https://x21.tools/no-kyc
Gift cards are better for small amounts, e.g. trade a $50 Amazon gift card for $40 Bitcoin. But in case you need it, Redeeem.com is a KYC-free gift card exchange.
You could also find a local cash in person trader. Bisq and other P2P exchanges have cash in person (or face-to-face) listings. You can also ask local Bitcoin, tech or libertarian meetups if anyone is selling Bitcoin. A good guide to setup local groups: https://github.com/taxmeifyoucan/p2p-trading/
For larger amounts, you could look for a KYC-free OTC trader. Maybe there are also some gold/silver traders.
More options here: https://github.com/cointastical/P2P-Trading-Exchanges/ Check which ones accept cash, gold or gift card payments. Avoid banking and credit cards (KYC-lite).
Honestly, if someone were to pay me an hourly rate given how much shit I have to do, I'd charge 500k sats/hour.
I know this doesn't directly address your bounty. But I thought maybe this would be a better alternative.
One of the challenges of working with OpenAI API is the rate limiting (3/minute in my case). Instead of consuming a call on every link post, this bot will just summarize where a user has asked for a tl;dr summary.
Still a WIP. Trying different ways to get the text from a website. Settled on python-readability and bs4.
Pleblab has a lot of events going on, but the one I'm most excited about is their pub trivia night on the 15th. Definitely going try and get myself to that.
Their hackathon is going to be pretty great, too.
St Paddy's Day is Startup Day and they've got a pretty killer lineup for the day (you need tickets).
Web of Trust. It's what we use to determine user trust. I describe our v0 approach here: #8349
https://stacker.news/wot gives 404
This isn't the slam dunk on @DarthCoin that you think it is.
You think selling a shitcoin to someone else is okay because you bought bitcoin with it? What makes you better than any run-of-the-mill scammer?
crazy