It might be fun to try to do a series of explanations that follow YVKs very sound rule of 'Doesn't read any posts over two paragraphs'.Originally Posted by GJM
I'll think about it.
It might be fun to try to do a series of explanations that follow YVKs very sound rule of 'Doesn't read any posts over two paragraphs'.
I'll think about it.
That's the take away. I always suspect a sermon or pitch. Nobody has time for that unless you're an attorney for which you might be paid.
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
In my experience. This might piss people off. The attorney gets paid on something. Unless you work for the irs.
Non-KYC Bitcoin is just a term people use but it’s all the same Bitcoin and on the block chain. Most exchanges require you to submit personal info including a copy of you ID. But you can get BTC from places that don’t require that. A BTC ATM for example.
If you had a wallet that only had BTC, which was purchased from places that didn’t require any personal info, it can be 100% anonymous. But you can never put BTC in the wallet that you got from somewhere that requires your personal info, or in theory it could be traced to you.
"Shooting is 90% mental. The rest is in your head." -Nils
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Enforcement action:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/sec-sue...tions-6918ed0f
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It's a made-up foreign exchange currency market where many get left holding the bags.
After the last 3 years I'm not exactly sure how that differs.
It doesn't.
Interesting read:
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023...-went-bad.html
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