No, you can't. You cannot tell which UT XO has kyc.

npub1sgcvvg3dafgpc95dsuw7grfua4y5ddtqs6p67jr2ytj4gfnyyeqslxmmpe

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2026-03-28T09:01:54Z

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You're being facetious, but if you can distinguish between KYC coins and non KYC coins, that brings Bitcoins fungibility into question.

No, you can't. You cannot tell which UT XO has kyc.

KYC does not Taint, your coins, it taints your social security number.

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