Unless I’m mistaken, you still can’t unless you are using an on/off-ramp with AML/KYC.
At this point, the only real way to avoid that would be peer-to-peer transactions. Basically meeting someone in person and trading your crypto for physical cash.
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massive_bereavement@kbin.social 9 months agoBut neither the addresses nor the people who had them where. It would be like saying that you can identify someone from an arp table because you can see the mac addresses.
Unless you know specifically who own said address (even to the point that those can be spoofed) you just have a big pile of wet paper.
prole@sh.itjust.works 9 months ago
520@kbin.social 9 months ago
Plenty of ways to identify people from their spending habits.
There are also plenty of ways to connect the address to the person. You can subpoena a legit vendor they've paid with that address, for example.