Quote from: mapogos6 on Today at 10:03:17 AM

I winder they listed in their exchange(CEX) in the first place though knowing that is a privacy coins and it took them a long time to finally realise that those coins shouldn't be listed because of their animosity. Well it is what it is, I think privacy can be better off with other exchanges where they can truly be fully be traded without any restrictions.

Let's just say as the crypto market is getting more popular, the eyes of the regulators are also looking closer to it and since a CEX is only legitimate when it's registered, therefore regulators can do what they want and they want to implement the standard rules based on centralization and that involve KYC as the basic requirement which is not suitable for a privacy coin.