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Question for the Bitcoin Pros:

1. Say i send 1000 sats from an KYC Exchange to the first address of my wallet.

2. Then i clear that address. I send 800 sats back to the exchange and pay 200 sats fee. 1000 sats spent. Wallet Balance: zero.

3. Then i send 2000 sats from a non-KYC p2p exchange to the second address of that same wallet.

Will that 2000 sats be linked to my kyc sats in any way? Can someone find out my identity? πŸ€”
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ShiShi21m · 138w
From my undy you're good, but the chances you fuck that up and end up doxxing yourself is higher.
Marcelinho · 138w
in my opinion no but there are a lot of pitfalls that depend very much on the wallet software i would always try to separate the accounts
TKay · 138w
An address is like a mail box in front of your house. You can own the entire street, each house will have its own mailbox. What ever a mailbox receives is to that house. The houses are connected underground with a key that only you can access. No one knows that you live in all these houses. But ...
boston wine · 138w
Your wallet’s list of addresses is generated by your xpub (extended public key). If that xpub (and all of its addresses) have been leaked, then any address you use will be linkable (with some effort) to that initial KYC’d transaction. I don’t believe you can infer an xpub from a wallet addr...
boston wine · 138w
Your wallet’s list of addresses is generated by your xpub (extended public key). If that xpub (and all of its addresses) have been leaked, then any address you use will be linkable (with some effort) to that initial KYC’d transaction. I don’t believe you can infer an xpub from a wallet addr...
dr.fred · 138w
of course, everyone who has your xpub key can see all of your wallet addresses.
Kamo Weasel · 138w
Beware! The observer always observes... πŸ‘€ https://www.chainalysis.com/