Quote from: Bitcoin Guy on Today at 03:27:45 PM

Quote from: Blockchain_cl on Today at 02:26:43 PM

I had a similar experience with an Exchange. After the Bullrun of 2017 and 2018 i had some of coins parked in Polo... I didnt log in in a while and after a few month i came back, just to see they had delisted a coin.
Well first of all, sure my part was the negligence to hold them on an Exchange after all. A total no go.
But the reason i was really annoyed was, that the exchange didn´t send any E-mail or information out to its customers.
That was a scatchy move.
I since then abandoned the exchange. I use coldstorage and just move coins for trades to an exchange i "trust".
Its time for some good DEX.

Greetings

I hope you did not lose much on that one. I heard that Coinbase is being regulated by the government closely, but because of that, they are probably more responsible for their customers' coins. The biggest con is that customers will lose their anonymity.

And that was the most intended of those who are using crypto, they are aiming to have anonymity or something that they can perform

without providing their personal information, but due to government regulation they don't have option than to use other exchange that

they can still access without any interference with the government. Risky but possible else, follow the government rules.