Even though no KYC seems tempting, just imagine all the top exchanges implementing KYC policies even $1 trades while this one doesn't, it feels like global regulations never give exclusive rights. I also don't think they escape the scrutiny of AML authorities.
I'dn't put at least $10 before I became a verified user, or not use it at all.

Just discovered this Bisq service, https://bisq.wiki/Face-to-face_(payment_method)
Tbh I haven't learned more about the mechanism and security side of it.
Light advice, you don't have to offer a large amount at once. Let's say you wanna sell 5 BTC, then make up to 15 separate offers so that it is possible to find 15 different buyers.

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What you need to know, there are no Mexc representatives here, no one will unlock your account with privileges. Their platform, their rules (even if you think it's unfair). You have to get used to it.
So cry somewhere else. fvck off

You should feel relieved if the verification process stops at that step, their policy for recovering frozen accounts will even ask you to prepare a police report (if they categorize this freeze as login credential theft).

Try checking this out 4k.com.
Even though the steps seem a bit complicated from conventional marketplaces, there is one casascius collector with good experience with this site: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5366886
Do it if you're sure that NFTs aren't shit stuff, lol.

Btw, perhaps you forgot that this forum has Collectibles board.

You have to look at it from another perspective. Beginning of the current week BTC has reached ATH in my local currency.

If it requires manual handling, you just need to be a little more patient.
I recently resolved an issue with my main trading exchange account (not kraken, unfortunately) and do you know how long it took for my ticket to get a support response? about 5 days later but I wasn't too anxious. And the sixth day they solved my problem with video verification.

• Staking
• Cloudmining
• Lending
• Affiliates
• Tokensale/IEO

Any business as long as the economic benefits of crypto are on their list is potentially profitable, they provide it.

Mixer, change address, send from centralized service.
Anyway, where did you get this tag? I think it's not anonymous, but more about privacy to the point where you feel safe from criminal attempts. After all, privacy is just a security option, some people don't even care about that especially if they have to share a residential address.

I think not, as explained by several people above. In a bigger perspective, you might also believe in a big conspiracy that the PoS consensus system (which the DAI ecosystem uses these types of blockchains especially ETH 2.0) is somewhat centralized which means it can control to a certain degree. While this isn't related to freezing, it still boggles the mind.

You mean your BTC will be transferred to a centralized wallet? Freezing will likely occur at this step. Most hacking cases never involve a centralized entity so much as the full intervention of legal authorities to embezzle the proceeds of the crime (unless the hacker is stupid enough).

The government is also likely to look at the demographics and technological literacy of its population and some law enforcers are competent in this field. Despite its benefits, cryptocurrency has been known to have many negative sides related to crime.
Crypto is by no means beneficial to everyone, some sad stories that crypto was the beginning of a bad experience while law enforcement couldn't help at all.

As far as I remember, this exchange was operated by Binance before the original owner and CZ dispute occurred^[1]. I don't know the rest of the story, I thought they had stopped operating and I was wrong. This means that the status of this exchange is in a gray area in terms of ownership and regulatory basis, users must be careful when using this exchange.


1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5408970.0

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There's not any, you can start your own but it's also not a thread that will become official one. Anyway I need more details on this, is this some kind of pump-dump scheme with known masterminds?
If it is accusatory, you should provide concrete evidence, if not (speculative), you should start at this place https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=224.0.

I think this guy just has the same business as you as a script reseller, also like your competitor degika who some time ago you made similar accusations about.

Unfortunately, I don't think this proves that he is trying to scam unless you can find the original devs. that there is no cooperation between them and this reseller or at least a buyer was scammed. He may be violating Behance's ToU regarding Sample Files https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.html

But I don't like his behavior (if proven both are alts) of defending himself by turning around throwing $500 scam alerts without any evidence. This will be a separate chapter. Anyway, what happened to your site (neutral feedback from LV)?

If you consider KYC a privacy risk, then Neuroticfish is right. VCC services that claim they are KYC-free may in fact ask you for ID at any time, this is usually stated vaguely in a line on their terms of service article. For example:

I mean, the card issuer may not want your ID based on their interests, but on the other hand they work with third party companies like Visa where they have a list of restricted countries, have anti-money laundering and terrorist financing policies.
You have 2 possible risks, you will be asked for KYC or the service will stop your card.

Buy your product at a store that accepts crypto payments directly.

Since bitcoin is a currency, of course most of the goal is to gain financial advantages. Bitcoin is applicable in all sectors that have economic and business elements.

The bitcoin protocol wasn't specifically designed for this purpose (to the best of my knowledge to date), so I don't know which bitcoin you're talking about. I just found something like that here (forked coin)... https://coingeek.com/bitcoin101/bitcoin-smart-contracts/