thank you for showing proof of why banks wont trust you (the people with bitcoin ideologies (not making personal attacks)).
you think you can ignore the FIAT laws because its in the best interest of bitcoin users. this is why you should not be dealing with fiat on a large scale. if you dont like fiat laws then set up a altcoin exchange that does not trade in fiat. purely altcoin to alt coin.
if you want to trade in fiat then follow the fiat laws. its just that simple.
Again I'm not sure why this is directed at me when I've stated several times that Bitcoin exchanges should be following KYC and taking IDs from all clients including those that don't touch fiat (altcoin <-> altcoin).
Legally you may very well be able to do altcoin <-> altcoin exchanges and require no ID but I'd take it pre-emptively in-case money laundering is occurring.
Once an account is verified then there's no need to re-verify a client from a KYC perspective. That's just unnecessary friction.