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I have a question regarding the connection between VPNs, the WordPress Cookie Consent plugin, and accessing Bitcoin exchanges. I would greatly appreciate your insights and experiences in understanding how these elements interact and any considerations for ensuring smooth access to Bitcoin exchanges while maintaining compliance with cookie consent requirements on WordPress websites.

Here are a few specific queries I have:

How does using a VPN affect accessing Bitcoin exchanges on WordPress sites with the Cookie Consent plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/securiti-cookie-consent/)?
Are there any known compatibility issues or recommended practices when combining VPNs, WordPress Cookie Consent, and Bitcoin exchange access?
Can VPN usage impact the functionality or security of transactions made on Bitcoin exchanges?
What steps can website owners take to ensure seamless access to Bitcoin exchanges while upholding cookie consent compliance on their WordPress sites?
Your expertise and shared knowledge will be invaluable in navigating these aspects effectively. Thank you for your time and assistance!

I'm not sure if you're serious or just fooling around... but can you name one legitimate crypto exchange running on a WordPress site? From what I understand, WordPress is primarily used for blogging and content creation, similar to platforms like Blogger or Medium. It's hard for me to imagine a legitimate exchange operating on WordPress unless it's a scam or phishing attempt posing as a legitimate exchange.
And as for the Cookie Consent Plugin, I don't see what it has to do with any of the above.

Now there is a large-scale KYC implementation throughout the exchange platforms. So, I'm sure, things like VPN, consent etc can affect the availability of these resources. All the exchange platforms get large profit, and large profit without legal issues is impossible, that's why KYC tends to appear everywhere.