Hi,
I friend of mine bought recently some BTC from ATMs in Switzerland.
Because Switzerland has a limit of 1000 CHF per month without KYC on ATMs,
he bought 10 times 1000 each, with fake phone number.
He wasn't money laundering, just using his own legal money for HODL,
while he didn't want to do KYC.
Now he is wondering whether he might get problems cashing out in the future.
As usually happens, people first do something and only then begin to think about the consequences.

Your friend could have done everything differently:
- buy officially on the stock exchange, having recorded and documented the purchase of bitcoin.
- when the time comes (when selling), pay taxes on the increase in profit, using the evidence from the point above.
- sleep peacefully, because the regulator will not find fault with him, because the taxes are paid, the origin of the funds is proven, and the profit is received.
So what if he had to sacrifice the passage of the KYC, but in a country like Switzerland, in my opinion, this is acceptable.
I assume that in the near future, everyone will be forced to act this way, because the CBDC will leave no other options.
Disclaimer: I am not a supporter of KYC's and don't advertise them, but in such a "rainbow" and "sunny" country as Switzerland, it is a sin to avoid them.
