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Monero@links.hackliberty.orgEnglish · 1 year ago

[Question] Get XMR using Trocador from the central exchange

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[Question] Get XMR using Trocador from the central exchange

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Monero@links.hackliberty.orgEnglish · 1 year ago

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Greetings. What privacy risks are associated with converting crypto, such as LTC or LN, to XMR via Trocador after providing KYC information?

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well the powers that be will know you hold privacy coins
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  It’s good to know that. I bought it once, I won’t buy it again
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    we have some no kyc guides you can follow at https://git.hackliberty.org/hackliberty.org/Hack-Liberty-Resources#nokyc-guides

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