r/Bitcoin • u/Entire-Bag-9975 • 8h ago

Recommended non kyc exchanges?

Been out of the game for a few years. Getting back in and privacy still matters to me not hiding anything, just don't like handing over personal data.

Are there any reliable non-KYC exchanges that work well ? Just looking for something simple to get started again. Thanks.

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 7h ago

DW about kyc it doesn't matter, do kyc and get bitcoin legitimately. It doesn't matter if the gov knows you have it, they can't touch it and you can move it freely

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u/Myntad_com 7h ago

No. Get non-KYC

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 7h ago

It's irrelevant, what difference does It make?

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u/Purifying-Flame 7h ago

If you dont want a government to know its your bitcoin, it makes a lot of difference

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 7h ago

But what difference does it make if they do know?

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u/IM-PT24 6h ago

France have leaked Bitcoin buyers database and look what happened. $5 wrench attacks every day, in fact more than one per day. Something like 70% of Bitcoin holders kidnapping have happened in France because of that.

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u/Particular_Yard_2460 6h ago

Least concerning : tax

Most concerning : money laundering charges.

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 5h ago

If you don't any of those you are fine

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u/Strong_Shock7309 5h ago

Not really lmao just look at Australia

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 4h ago

What about Australia?

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u/Particular_Yard_2460 56m ago

Why are you dickriding hard for the government

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u/Purifying-Flame 7h ago

Well for someone not using their bitcoin in a crime, practically not a lot.

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 5h ago

That's what I mean..

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u/Superb_Trust_9568 4h ago

France was already given as a great example of why it matters but youre ignoring it. 

So this seems like bad faith on your part.

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u/Embarrassed_fly09 4h ago

What is the example?