Quote from: shoreno on October 06, 2019, 11:30:39 AM

Quote from: meanwords on October 06, 2019, 01:52:10 AM

Most exchanges ask for email addresses or worst, KYC.

some exchanges dont require manual sign up and dont require a kyc at all . kyc are only for bigger amounts of transactions . also , if an exchanger ask for kyc , you can use temporary email to hide your real identity.

Quote from: meanwords on October 06, 2019, 01:52:10 AM

decentralized exchange can be a choice too if that is what you are saying. I don't know much about the transaction process of decentralized exchange but they don't ask for KYC or email address. Just don't forget to use TOR or VPN.

dex or decentralized exchange were already anonymous , so why need for tor or vpn ? though you can still use those tools if you are really conscious about your privacy or if the site is blocked on your country

Then you can't use exchange to mix your coins in case you are looking to do it in large scale .. unless of course if you only want to mix coins worth less than $1,000 or so which mixer services is still the best choice.

I do often mixing coins through an exchange... it's not as instant as what the mixer services provided and the fee itself on the mixer service for me is worth it , so it's a wong statement if you think it's better to use an exchange platform instead the mixer platform.

I have done this a lot of times and probably other people around here in this forum too , we know what's best for us.