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What information do you have to provide? If it is just about the transaction itself I don’t see what the problem is. They obviously already know with whom you’r
by dgellow 3y ago
What information do you have to provide? If it is just about the transaction itself I don’t see what the problem is. They obviously already know with whom you’re transacting.
- wojciii 3y agoIn my case it seems the bank wants to have some kind of proof that I owned the bitcoin that I sold. At first they didn't understand what cold storage was. Now I'm trying to get them to tell me what kind of proof they want me to send them. I don't want to be guessing and having to do this again and again until they are happy ..
- dgellow 3y agoOk, so that has nothing to do with surveillance. I wish you would have shared that context in your post, people are jumping to conclusion about mass surveillance when really you’re facing a cryptocurrency problem.