Thanks, very helpful especially the list of bitcoin atms in mexico.

Thanks.

Thanks to everyone who answered my post, nice to have confirmation on these things!

If you buy crypto currencies in one country and then travel to another country, as long as I have the passphrase and private key on paper, hidden in mulptiple places and the crypto on an online exchange, no kyc, p2p bought, non custodial and bought on a clean laptop, can I delete the website from by laptop, including the online wallet, and then sign in again to that exchange after travelling.

I have heard, dont know if it is true, but better safe than sorry, that they now have devices to scan your smartphone and laptop to see what is on it. I would not be surprised if they do that now, the governments of the world are becoming very anti crypto currency, especially for privacy coins.

Can you buy bitcoin easily in mexico? Are there bitcoin atms in mexico to do this? So if you have a bank account in another country, and are afraid of having your account frozen for buying bitcoin, what are the ways you can buy bitcoin in mexico, online, through an english speaking site?

Are there bitcoin atms in mexico to buy bitcoin for cash fiat. What kind of fee in total will you pay in percentage terms to buy bitcoin? Or do they go by a flat rate, making larger purchases a good idea? What is the most you can buy at a time?

What if you directly sell it for a privacy coin like pirate chain? There is no money made doing this, and do they even know where the bitcoin went? I would be using a decentralized no kyc p2p exchange to do this.

Is bitcoin taxed in canada? i think I heard it is only taxed when you sell it, and then depends on how much you made. But if you you buy monero or pirate chain with it, can they see that transaction and tax it, do they even know you sold it if you sold it p2p? So if it is taxed, is it based on the value of bitcoin when you bought it as compared when you sold it, and what is the rate you are taxed at? Thanks.

Is there a buying alternative that uses cash as the method, but is not tracked by the government, other than cash by mail? I looked into western union and they said they give info to the government for anti laundering reasons. No, I am not doing anything illegal, and it is part of my natural rights to use my money as I want without the government knowing everything about it, it's called freedom.

I know this may sound like a rediculous question, I am a bit of a newbie, is it as easy buying cryptocurrencies in mexico as in the US or canada? I would have access to canadian funds, but I could not use my favororite medthod, interac - e transfer, or could I as long as I was trading with people in canada?

 

Can you pay for western union with cash? Then the money is sent to them electronically, right?

The concern of knowing if the banks know that you've purchased bitcoin or monero or any cryptocurrency, they won't have an idea that you did. What they're going to know is that when you're starting to transfer cash out from exchanges direct to your bank account. If the banks in your countries are too strict if the transfers are coming from exchanges then that's how things will start. They might ask you how did you got the money especially if it's a huge amount of transfer all of a sudden. And for the taxation, it lies from the government's rule in your country but most likely you'll get taxed and they'll have the record from the exchange you use.
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i will be trading p2p so there will be no record of a a bitcoin exchange being involved in the transaction. From everything I have heard an interac e=transfer gives them no clue that I bought bitcoin, it is just some person I payed, they don't know for what.

I could be wrong, but if I buy the monero p2p using bitcoin, once again all they see is that I did a bitcoin exchange with someone, they don't know what I bought with it. Again I could be wrong about this, maybe someone else knows more.

Is this windows software wallet safe and anonymous. So ti would be an online wallet, but from what I have heard online software wallets CAN be more secure than simple online wallets since the program acts as a shield against almost all hacks. What is the name of this software? What is the name of the mobile wallet? Thanks.

When you buy monero with bitcoin, does anyone know you bought monero, I mean they might guess you did, but can they prove it?

Also does anyone know you bought bitcoin if you have not made any transactions with it. Once you buy monero, what do they know, you once owned bitcoin?

Is binance p2p. Are their fees low? You have custody of your coins, correct?

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.

What exchanges can you buy monero on, p2p, dex, with some form of fiat, ie interac e- transfer, or western union, and no kyc?

So can I buy on an exchange and then keep it on a hot wallet online somewhere for a little while and then transfer it to a cold hard wallet? Can I transfer it straight to a hard wallet? Can I buy and sell on exchanges through a hard wallet?

is there a hardware wallet for pirate chain?