Quote from: goldade on October 22, 2020, 06:41:46 PM

This is actually true. VPN causes trouble on the long run, if not sooner then later simply because of the different IPs it generates every time you connect to a VPN.
I actually haven't had the reason to use a VPN simply because it is not needed to trade in my country. I can actually trade without having to resort to using a VPN which is much safer for me.
I've heard stories of guys who use VPN to trade only for such accounts to be blocked and funds frozen with it.
The guy i quoted suggested using VPS, I haven't heard of it but I guess it's way better than VPN since it uses a specific or dedicated IP address

The use of VPN is not without purpose because it is really needed when several exchanges are blocked in a country. For example, Binance Web which is currently still blocked in my country, Indonesia and requires a VPN network to be able to access it. Speaking of VPN and VPS, these two networks are closely related. VPN is a Virtual Private Network, there is a virtual computer network that allows someone to access protected areas with different Private IPs. Meanwhile, VPS is a Virtual Private Server, a kind of computer server in virtual form or it can also be used as a website hosting that stores website data and other files. VPS is also part of a VPN. Use a premium VPN or VPS to be more secure.