The only thing that is verified is the transaction between two wallets. It's anonymous if your BTC wallet is not somehow linked to your name. Guess what? You don't have to do that.
You should buy bitcoin from another person (peer-to-peer) if you want to buy bitcoin without KYC.
You can buy bitcoin directly from someone that owns bitcoin and that is willing to sell you some. You can buy bitcoin from someone that you meet at a Bitcoin meetup that is willing to sell you some bitcoin. You can buy bitcoin from a bitcoin seller that advertises on a classified ad website like Craigslist or Gumtree. Or you can use a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange to easily find someone that is willing to sell you some bitcoin.
Bisq, RoboSats, Hodl Hodl, AgoraDesk, and LocalCoinSwap are some of the peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges that make it easy to find someone to buy bitcoin from (peer-to-peer) without KYC.
Bisq is a decentralized and open source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not perform KYC. Bisq is decentralized, so you have to run the Bisq application on your computer in order to buy or sell bitcoin on Bisq.
RoboSats is a peer-to-peer bitcoin exchange that does not perform KYC. RoboSats has Lightning Network integration so that you can deposit and withdraw bitcoin over the Lightning Network.
Hodl Hodl is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not perform KYC. Hodl Hodl has Lightning Network integration.
AgoraDesk is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not perform KYC.
LocalCoinSwap is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange that does not perform KYC.
All five of these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges that I have listed do not require you to provide them any of your personal information in order to buy or sell bitcoin. Many of the bitcoin sellers on these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges do not request any of your personal information when you buy bitcoin from them. But some of the bitcoin sellers on these peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges do request your name/ID when you buy bitcoin from them because of certain laws/regulations or to help prevent them from getting scammed by fraudsters paying them with stolen accounts.
Many bitcoin ATMs do not request your KYC info when you buy less than a certain $ amount of bitcoin at a time, but all bitcoin ATMs do have a camera in the front of the machine.
At least learn how BTC's blockchain technology works if you're going to criticize it:
Blockchain does not store any of its information in a central location. Instead, the blockchain is copied and spread across a network of computers. Whenever a new block is added to the blockchain, every computer on the network updates its blockchain to reflect the change.
This means that in order to manipulate the blockchain you have to control every computer on the network. In CBDC, the blockchain will be stored at the central bank's server and every transaction will be logged in along with ID. BTC transactions are anonymous because the only information needed is a wallet hash. There is NO ID REQUIRED. You're barking at the wrong tree, boomer. This is not CBDC, it's pretty much the opposite.
? The whole point of blockchain is to VERIFY not ANONYMIZE
every transaction is traced
The only thing that is verified is the transaction between two wallets. It's anonymous if your BTC wallet is not somehow linked to your name. Guess what? You don't have to do that.
Here's a reddit post on that:
Due to the Bitcoin marketing department (whoever is crafting narratives around Bitcoin), people are constantly saying it's private
At least learn how BTC's blockchain technology works if you're going to criticize it:
This means that in order to manipulate the blockchain you have to control every computer on the network. In CBDC, the blockchain will be stored at the central bank's server and every transaction will be logged in along with ID. BTC transactions are anonymous because the only information needed is a wallet hash. There is NO ID REQUIRED. You're barking at the wrong tree, boomer. This is not CBDC, it's pretty much the opposite.