Quote from: Ararbermas on Today at 11:47:00 AM

Quote from: jakesun64 on May 14, 2021, 08:20:40 AM

This is all from the point of view of a decentralized, p2p, no kyc exchange. If you pay for bitcoin with an interac e-transfer, I have heard the bank has no idea where the money went, or at least does not know you bought bitcoin. Is this true?

Once you have bought the bitcoin, do the banks and the government know you own bitcoin? Do they tax you on that?

When you buy monero with bitcoin, do they know you now own monero, or are they just guessing that you do, in other words do they have proof that you bought monero? Do they even know you bought monero? I am eagerly awaiting an answer as I think these are fundamental questions.

Also, what is the advantage of using Bisq over other decentralized, p2p, no kyc exchanges.

its impossible that they can trace you that you're owning a crypto currency. Unless if in your social media account you're used to post something, for example trading with different crypto and you always share how good monero is. So for that reason reason you can't hide your activities.. Avoid doing that if you want want to become anonymous in your country.

You underestimate central intelligence by a mile. The precautions you have to take in order to stay anonymous are quite challenging.

If you are intending to trade p2p afterwards anyway, why don't you trade p2p in the first place and are planning to use an exchange to get Monero?