Is it a bad idea to verify my identity through Circle to increase my limit? Obviously, it decreases the anonymity of buying BTC, but will it affect like my taxes or anything like that?
Verifying identity with Circle?
Is it a bad idea to verify my identity through Circle to increase my limit? Obviously, it decreases the anonymity of buying BTC, but will it affect like my taxes or anything like that?
[7 Points] ScrawLite:
[1 Points] dlayover123:
No, use your real identity and as long as you don't send directly to the market, you'll be fine.
[1 Points] ScrawLite:
What I'm saying is that, if someone is investigating your clearnet account, they can link it to your identity no matter what. So you should embrace this, and don't worry about hiding anything. The tumbling process legally anonymyzes you.
[1 Points] LostSomewhereInSpace:
No, the money has already been made and taxed. It's just like buying any other online goods or services.
[1 Points] maxturbator:
Follow the guides. You'll be fine.
[1 Points] pm_me_thick_girlz:
Just tumble your coins after!
Look, son. You're an upstanding citizen of these united States of America. You have a god given right to purchase bitcoin, and can't no one stop you.
Certify your coinbase account with your debit card, your bank account, your mobile number... Enjoy those high limits and enjoy the fraud protection.
Send your coins through a tumbler to an offline wallet, because you have a God Given Right To Privacy. And if anyone asks you what you're doing with all those coins, tell them to FUCK OFF. None of their business, and good luck proving anything.
Pay that tumbler fee, and enjoy being a good consumer with nothing to hide on your clearnet account.