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Sjors Provoost (possibly compromised) · 88w
cc nostr:npub1m0n0nautpnk0jntmg89kgjucfwygrsppcpf963um5eqkjehqwess7rd0un
waxwing · 88w
JFC ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™‚๏ธ I guess they don't use signing messages because most wallets don't offer it.
EVERYTHING · 88w
Using ETH as an example to the Satoshi test just typifies how far we've strayed from God's light. Plus, they're literally intending to tax you for signing a message you from 2 wallets one must have constructed with separate entropies. The travel rule is a joke and definitely implemented by peopl...
szarka · 88w
So, if this is required, you can't send to, say, your custodial account at Coinbase?
Sjors Provoost (possibly compromised) · 88w
Also, if you're a cat and need to eject a hairball, google "eu travel rule compliance software".
Big Barry Bitcoin · 88w
Okay, so pay-join or coinjoin in and out of a decoy address? Think that'll fly?
nostrich · 88w
Ignore CEX. Use Monero. Use Bisq or Reto. Ignore middle men.
AVB21 · 88w
I can't imagine doeing that. The EU enemy is datamining enough as it is'
Erik Jan · 88w
I find it also funny they don't address the chicken-and-egg problem I am seeing of having to verify a new withdrawal address, which, of course, doesn't have any balance to do the test with in the first place. I'm assuming 'sometimes' (because they say 'might be') the satoshi test won't be needed? Ju...
EDJ · 87w
European degeneracy