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As I know, they have problem with storing bitcoin. The current company wants money from them and Swan move coins to different place. 100% True NYKNYB
The on/off ramps into BTC are still being heavily gated to the degree that individuals are blocked from making sizable purchases. For instance, if I want to purchase 1 BTC using a N0-KYC method I'm not sure if that is possible. One could use RoboSats or Bisq to make smaller purchases. Anyway, this is likely what forces most into using KYC methods to purchase BTC.
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₿illy 1 year ago
I believe it’s the other way around. Fortress, resigned, and then charged the fee for moving the funds to a new custodian.
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Kanuni 1 year ago
Not your keys not your coins
If I tried to use any bank to send some random anon 100k USD there will be bells ringing all along the AML dept, wire blocked immediately and serious questions to be answered. Cash is impossible. How could I get a briefcase of cash? Honestly I do not see any way to buy even 0.5BTC non KYC in single transaction. Pleb is left buying 1-2 million sats at once.
If they refused to wire the money, you could withdraw the cash. However, if you would insist on going to all this trouble to prove a whole Bitcoin can be bought at once without breaking it down into smaller parts, I would have to charge you an insanity tax on top of the normal price of a Bitcoin. Let's say a total of $100,000.01
Had this happen when an A/CH deposit didn't clear once. Swan is essentially extending short term credit for smash buys so they are scammable on timelines of ~1 wk.
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Brian 1 year ago
I guessed Now you know, now you bitcoin and was confused 🤔