that after a certain amount of time the bitcoin becomes practically anonymous? As in, not being able to be traced back to the original KYC exchange, or in the case of "tainted" bitcoin, that?
As another user said, not true.
Not entirely true, anyway. There are factors like which node is being used to broadcast the transaction, and other network related factors which debunk that this strategy in any way helps your anonymity.
However, what it does do (if you do it with more sophistication than just moving it between your own wallet) is that it can potentially increase the ambiguity of whether or not the coins are still yours, or if they are now someone else's.
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