Quote from: LeGaulois on January 31, 2019, 05:24:26 PM

I see a difference between anonymity and financial privacy. For some people to be anonymous is not so important but their financial privacy has a value. The average Joe who you referer to isn't interested to be anti-KYC, in fact, they have no problem to give all information asked.

It is not easy to build a reputation for an ephemeral site, you will need to use 3 times more resources to build your reputation. I do know how easy it can be to set up offshore companies etc, but doing it over and over will just tarnish the image for the exchanges.
Also, how would you deal with people having some coins in their wallet, will you disappear with their coins each time?

Hey there. Could you please explain what you mean? If you're talking about our company in particular and the general type of an instant exchange service, we don't have a wallet; such services aren't supposed to have any. The only funds that get in the "custody" of such service are the ones that the user wants to have exchanged, it's a one-time transaction and the funds are returned to the user as soon as they're exchanged.