Hello. I never mentioned there was a scam involved but it is not to say there will definitely not be one in future, time will tell.

All I questioned were some important things and the OP did not answer with clarity at all.

First, about the exchange website, why is there no detail in the terms and conditions listed on the website which clearly state who owns the website/exchange and make it clear which legal jurisdiction or country any court case will take place in, in the event a user wants to sue or in the event the owners scam their users. I mean, it is not acceptable for the owners to hide behind anonymity while keeping options open to force users to send KYC/ID citing AML laws.

The OP states "Unnamed.Exchange is the world's most advanced crypto trading platform which developed by professional and experienced developers" but there is no evidence provided as who bestowed the title of the "world's most advanced crypto trading platform" upon the exchange and there is no mention as to who those "professional and experienced developers" actually are.

The whole thing is deliberately anonymous so users have no idea who is behind the exchange and who is associated with developing it but the owners reserve the right to force users to send in their KYC/ID citing AML laws.

Second, what are users supposed to think of an exchange owner that removed his own avatar and signature that was promoting his exchange, instead replacing it with cryptotalk just for the sake of several pennies per post.

I wrote this to the OP but he did not give a coherent reply, "You removed your unnamed exchange signature in place of the cryptotalk signature to earn a few pennies but were banned because of spam/burstposting 1 liner trash as stated in the linked thread. What does that say about the views people hold on you and your exchange?"