Coinable security for personal buyers

So there's a lot of talk of Coinbase accounts being banned and whatnot due to transactions with DNMs. Obviously LBC cash trade is an anonymous option, and Coinbase - Clearnet wallet - darknet wallet - tumbler - market is the recommended route for BTC, but how much of a concern is Coinbase security for the personal user making occasional small purchases?

I'm not gonna lie, Coinbase is convenient as fuck. With a Visa debit, I get instant BTC to my account. I don't even have to get out of bed to transfer coins. So would you all say the additional OPSEC is worth the hassle for the occasional, small-time buyer?

Cheers guys, stay safe.


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[1 Points] ScoopDat:

Uhh the order is a bit wrong, clearnet and darknet wallets shouldn't be getting direct transfers if you want top anonymity. While it is a hassle I would imagine the best way is, Clearnet wallet loaded, then to a tumbler, then to darknet wallet, then to market.

If you want to be hyper crazy, clearnet wallet > tumbler (with both Helix options ticked off for more security like random deposit delay and multiple transactions option > darknet wallet > tumbler with no extra security options ticked off > market.

That's probably way overboard and tedious though >_>