is it safe to return to btc

so i was suspended from coinbase for what im assuming was suspicious activity. They asked me a whole bunch of questions my source of income, where i was sending to, that kinda stuff, well im ready to start using them again i just gotta be more careful this time. so do you think it is safe to sign back up? i dont see a reason why not, but id like some opinons


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[3 Points] aboutthednm:

No. Don't ever answer any questions. It's not their business what you do with the coin, as long as you purchase it through legitimate means.


[2 Points] None:

Liberty X, they have tons of locations. Depending on the commute to the closest place it will take an hour tops to get your bitcoin and you buy it with cash.


[2 Points] cryptocreepo:

I suspect you were careless and transferred your btc direct to darknet market wallet without using an intermediate wallet.

I hope you weren't planning on doing that again?


[1 Points] None:

Circle


[1 Points] 5ynapse:

Depends on how badly you want your coins back I guess. You might want to hold off a little bit longer until the dust has settled, hopefully whoever was looking at your activity has a short attention span and is now consumed with auditing some other poor bastard.


[0 Points] The_fire_bird:

They asked me a whole bunch of questions my source of income, where i was sending to, that kinda stuff

If they have any of your BTC from back then, just write it off as lost. Assuming you're from U.S., I'm not quite exactly sure what the legality is there, but I don't think owning bitcoin is illegal.

If it's legal to own, then it's none of their business what you do with it. Same goes for real cash, your bank might be holding your cash for you, but that doesn't them the right to know what you're spending it on, or where you got it.

Only people that have a right to know are the police, and even then, don't say anything if you're not under arrest