>>1480 >just attacking exchanges one by one Lol no. Crypto is dead.

>>1480 LocalCoinSwap or paxful Kycnot.me

These seem promising. https://buy.bitbo.io/river-vs-unchained/ I'm trying river at the moment.

>>1634 wow, auto refresh on this site doesnt seem to work I didnt intend to ignore you

>>1480 Coinbase is honestly your best bet to buy Bitcoin as a burger. No exchange is trustworthy because they are all fractional reserve crypto, but Coinbase has the most institutional legitimacy because it is the oldest crypto exchange and they allegedly serve as Blackrocks custodian for their IBIT etf and the Biden admin allegedly used Coinbase to sell confiscated bitcoin last year. So of all the crypto exchanges out there Coinbase is the most "too big to fail" so to say. If you use Coinbase to buy Bitcoin then only use it as an on ramp and immediantly transfer your Bitcoin off of Coinbase and into a private wallet. You have to give Coinbase a copy of your drivers license to activate external transfers on your account, which is gay, but once you do that then Coinbase WILL transfer your coins to any private wallet of your choosing. Once the coins are in your private wallet they are yours forever and whether Coinbase is trustworthy or not becomes irrelevant. >Are they just attacking exchanges one by one to keep the goyim on the reservation or what? No. Coinbase has aligned itself with the banking system so they are less likely to be targeted by institutions. Binance was banned from the US for not playing ball though. Exchanges are like banks, the ones the government likes will get bailed out and last forever, and the ones the government hates will be forced to fail. Choose carefully which ones you use. https://beincrypto.com/us-bitcoin-transfer-biden-trump-reserve/

>>1663 theres is no way I'll ever give plaid my account passwords and security questions I just linked my bank account to river via plaid *without* giving them that info, so hopefully this works out I'll be moving my coins to my hardware wallet asap regardless

>>1677 Good call. I actually created a whole new account at a local bank just to play around with Coinbase. Can never be too careful, but fully excluding yourself from the market out of an abundance of caution can also be harmful so you have to find a risk balance sometimes.

>>1480 Kraken is pretty based tbdesu. Whatever you've read is retarded.

>>1732 regardless, it also uses plaid

It’s always broke ass niggas complaining about KYC

>>1663 >>1677 aaaaand they want me to take a selfie with a modern phone and a QR code gee I dont think my 15 year old flip-phone can do that

>>1663 >Exchanges are like banks, the ones the government likes will get bailed out and last forever, and the ones the government hates will be forced to fail. And what about FTX?

So river lets you buy btc, but you cant send it to yourself (hardware wallet) until they let you, and the criteria are hidden. So, is there anywhere on the internet where I can buy and send btc without handing over my bank account to people I don't know?