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However, why do you think you will never need to introduce a kyc rule in the future? Of course, anonymity is very important to all of us, your current and future users, and that is the main reason for using your service, but in the event of a court decision or ban, it will still become an obligation, right? So far, I have already seen many crypto exchanges that initially did not ask for kyc, but were later forced to introduce it due to pressure from the authorities.

There were also those who didn't cooperate with governments and law enforcement, remained 100% KYC free and anonymous, and were later taken down and confiscated, while the self-proclaimed crypto investigators were celebrating their demise. Luckily, not all services do what they are being told, but that's also why they become prime targets in investigations by those interested in protecting our future and our children.

As long as they are off the radar of those famous "crypto investigators" from X, they are probably safe. Also, if some of the jealous competitors feel that Sageswap is taking part in their market, they will organize a media campaign against SS, and they can quickly become the target of various critical attacks.

[kawetsriyanto]

These days, due to the pressure of new crypto regulations in the EU and elsewhere, it is increasingly difficult to find crypto services that do not require KYC and that is why SageSwap is great news for all of us who want to protect our privacy. At the beginning of crypto, it was not a problem to sell or buy some cryptocurrency without ID verification, but now it is increasingly difficult to find exchanges where it is possible.

The governments always have the reason for the security matter, so they want to order all the platforms to apply KYC procedure. However, we know it can't really secure us, it even risks our data. I'm actually not against the KYC procedure, but I never think it is safe for the data. So, it is very appreciated if we have a platform that can ensure for the privacy.

Well, CEXs apply the KYC procedure. I can't find anymore the CEXs which don't require KYC.

I hope SageSwap will be with us for a long time.  

I'm sure SageSwap has a bright future. People are happy with a platform that can bring the solution for the privacy matter. SageSwap surely will last a long time and gives the best services for us. 

[SamReomo]

I'm sure SageSwap has a bright future. People are happy with a platform that can bring the solution for the privacy matter. SageSwap surely will last a long time and gives the best services for us. 

I have same thinking for SageSwap, if they continue offering their no KYC services they'll surely be with us for long time. Although, SageSwap is still quite new but within short period it has gained enough reputation and I wish that they'll get more fame and continue offering their service for long term. Truly an amazing exchange for everyone!

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[SamReomo]

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[SageSwap]

However, why do you think you will never need to introduce a kyc rule in the future? Of course, anonymity is very important to all of us, your current and future users, and that is the main reason for using your service, but in the event of a court decision or ban, it will still become an obligation, right? So far, I have already seen many crypto exchanges that initially did not ask for kyc, but were later forced to introduce it due to pressure from the authorities.

There were also those who didn't cooperate with governments and law enforcement, remained 100% KYC free and anonymous, and were later taken down and confiscated, while the self-proclaimed crypto investigators were celebrating their demise. Luckily, not all services do what they are being told, but that's also why they become prime targets in investigations by those interested in protecting our future and our children.

As long as they are off the radar of those famous "crypto investigators" from X, they are probably safe. Also, if some of the jealous competitors feel that Sageswap is taking part in their market, they will organize a media campaign against SS, and they can quickly become the target of various critical attacks.

The biggest problem that seems to be with the introduction of the No AML swap service is the fact that someone could connect us with helping with “launder money" for someone and put us on a sanctions list, e.g. in the USA.

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

[Pmalek]

The biggest problem that seems to be with the introduction of the No AML swap service is the fact that someone could connect us with helping with “launder money" for someone and put us on a sanctions list, e.g. in the USA.

That is the easiest way to throw mud at a privacy service these days and hope it sticks. When the big players collude, it often works and the public starts thinking the site is part of some criminal underground syndicate. 

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

How easy or difficult do you think it would be for the enemies of private exchanges to connect all or most of your reserves back to you? You have stated that your coin reserves are spread out across different addresses. Are there so many of these addresses that if I were to make 10 swaps, for example, via SageSwap, I would get my crypto from a different address each time?

[NotATether]

The biggest problem that seems to be with the introduction of the No AML swap service is the fact that someone could connect us with helping with “launder money" for someone and put us on a sanctions list, e.g. in the USA.

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

For deposits exceeding a certain large threshold, like $1,000,000, you can implement an automatic AML check with a fast-updating provider such as MistTrack and just send the coins back if you are uncomfortable with processing them.

Hackers and money launders usually want to convert their coins quickly, so they send large sums. It's how the price of Monero spiked 2x temporarily a few months ago.

[SageSwap]

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

How easy or difficult do you think it would be for the enemies of private exchanges to connect all or most of your reserves back to you? You have stated that your coin reserves are spread out across different addresses. Are there so many of these addresses that if I were to make 10 swaps, for example, via SageSwap, I would get my crypto from a different address each time?

It depends on the amount. If you exchange small amounts of USDT/USDC, e.g. less than $100, there is a good chance that you will receive money from one of our partners, because even though we operate mostly on our own reserves, we still use partners for small amounts, especially USDT/USDC, so as not to risk: freezing funds or other things.

The biggest problem that seems to be with the introduction of the No AML swap service is the fact that someone could connect us with helping with “launder money" for someone and put us on a sanctions list, e.g. in the USA.

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

For deposits exceeding a certain large threshold, like $1,000,000, you can implement an automatic AML check with a fast-updating provider such as MistTrack and just send the coins back if you are uncomfortable with processing them.

Hackers and money launders usually want to convert their coins quickly, so they send large sums. It's how the price of Monero spiked 2x temporarily a few months ago.

Over the last few days, thanks to our AML Mode, we have processed much more than $1 million, and because of this, we have also had some minor technical issues with our mode.

We do not want to deny our users access to the service, and since we have decided not to check AML in this mode, we will not do so.

[kawetsriyanto]

I have same thinking for SageSwap, if they continue offering their no KYC services they'll surely be with us for long time. Although, SageSwap is still quite new but within short period it has gained enough reputation and I wish that they'll get more fame and continue offering their service for long term. Truly an amazing exchange for everyone!

Sure, SageSwap will last a long time because they offer good services. The team also gives quick response whenever there is an issue or question from the users. This makes everyone be satisfied and trust more SageSwap. The more supports, the stronger of SageSwap existence!  

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I've joined, too. It seems all slots are filled already. Just wait for the announcement of the winners!
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Good luck everyone..  

[Daniel91]

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

How easy or difficult do you think it would be for the enemies of private exchanges to connect all or most of your reserves back to you? You have stated that your coin reserves are spread out across different addresses. Are there so many of these addresses that if I were to make 10 swaps, for example, via SageSwap, I would get my crypto from a different address each time?

It depends on the amount. If you exchange small amounts of USDT/USDC, e.g. less than $100, there is a good chance that you will receive money from one of our partners, because even though we operate mostly on our own reserves, we still use partners for small amounts, especially USDT/USDC, so as not to risk: freezing funds or other things.

The biggest problem that seems to be with the introduction of the No AML swap service is the fact that someone could connect us with helping with “launder money" for someone and put us on a sanctions list, e.g. in the USA.

That is why, at SageSwap, every time a new exchange is created, we create a new address to which the user deposits money so that service A cannot be linked to user B.

In the future, we will try to introduce even more obstacles to make it even more difficult to track the transactions we carry out with users.

For deposits exceeding a certain large threshold, like $1,000,000, you can implement an automatic AML check with a fast-updating provider such as MistTrack and just send the coins back if you are uncomfortable with processing them.

Hackers and money launders usually want to convert their coins quickly, so they send large sums. It's how the price of Monero spiked 2x temporarily a few months ago.

Over the last few days, thanks to our AML Mode, we have processed much more than $1 million, and because of this, we have also had some minor technical issues with our mode.

We do not want to deny our users access to the service, and since we have decided not to check AML in this mode, we will not do so.

I like your strategy. It is always good to expand the network with other partners and thus have more flexibility in business, and more available btc addresses for payment.
I believe that these are reliable partners.
If you have already processed more than a million $ in the last few days, this only proves your reliability to your future users and increases trust in your service.
I suggest that you share this information on your website, because it is important information for your potential future users.

[SamReomo]

Sure, SageSwap will last a long time because they offer good services. The team also gives quick response whenever there is an issue or question from the users. This makes everyone be satisfied and trust more SageSwap. The more supports, the stronger of SageSwap existence!  

Whatever you said about them is true, the team at SageSwap is doing a great job, and I'm happy to see that they're very active on both forums announcement threads. I believe such as service that satisfies their users by solving their issues will always get respect from the users and offers its services for long term without any doubt..

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