Yeah, I will probably take a two-pronged approach once the new Binance terms take effect in September. I'll make a new VPN account for Binance and then split my capital 50-50 between Binance and Kucoin. If Binance forces verification and catches us for violating terms, I think they would still allow us to withdraw in most cases. But reducing my exposure by 50% will make me feel safer.
I like your zeal for really going for it, but, I would not sneak around the rules like that. Binance may figure you out. But it will definitely effect your trading because in the back of your mind it will be psychologically effecting your trading outcomes. If Binance caught you breaking rules, I think Binance would still allow you to withdrawal your funds, but, I would suggest just complying by the rules. That is part of my trading plan that I recommend.
Binance does not owe you anything, they were a great provider when they were serving the USA users, plus they have given us all a 90 day warning.
Sure they don't owe us anything, but by their terms, they are apparently taking the Bitmex route. They are implicitly inviting US traders by not enforcing KYC, because they know they need the liquidity. Nobody wants to leave the US market. It's the biggest market on the globe.
I think most people in the room understand this is just a transitional stage before Binance is eventually forced to mandate KYC on its main site. That'll be the end of these shenanigans and that's what US regulators want.