> We’ve seen some people recommend moving the assets back onto a CEX and transferring them out to a new wallet. While this stops people who *only* have access to the public blockchain from linking the funds, it rather misses the point. Once again your wallets are KYC’d and any future leak means that your entire on-chain history gets tied to your name, forever. Again.
Just use a CEX that doesnt do KYC. Create a new e-mail just for that one. There's many that have been around for *years* so are safe to use.
The other option (cashing out, re-starting from beginning) is obviously better, but a huge effort. The above is the in-between solution which still works as well.
Thank you for the tutorial for running from the FBI or the IRS
We need an article on base-layer privacy!
Have to disagree with that part:
> We’ve seen some people recommend moving the assets back onto a CEX and transferring them out to a new wallet. While this stops people who *only* have access to the public blockchain from linking the funds, it rather misses the point. Once again your wallets are KYC’d and any future leak means that your entire on-chain history gets tied to your name, forever. Again.
Just use a CEX that doesnt do KYC. Create a new e-mail just for that one. There's many that have been around for *years* so are safe to use.
The other option (cashing out, re-starting from beginning) is obviously better, but a huge effort. The above is the in-between solution which still works as well.