Quote from: franky1 on Today at 08:41:24 PM

Quote from: KevinMiles on Today at 07:51:59 PM

What is DRAFT saying about when someone is using multiple exchange addresses for mining, which is common practice. The miner will have to provide the ID copy of the mining pools owners from which addresses the coins are received, or what Huh

These regulations are total madness!

when you sign up to any exchange you are only allowed 1 account.(usually)
with this account you will need to be KYC'd
with this account they may provide you with 'use-once' deposit addresses and you can send funds from multiple addresses to the address currently reserved as your current deposit address

so if you have lots of coins from lots of mined blocks/sources. it does not matter because when you 'spend them' to deposit(request pool(s) to send them to deposit address) to an exchange the exchange will receive them and deem them as YOUR value

EG
mining pool A bc1qbladeblah \
mining pool B bc1qdeedeebla - miners personal wallet -> exchange deposit address
mining pool C bc1qladeedade /

mining pool A bc1qbladeblah \
mining pool B bc1qdeedeebla --> exchange deposit address
mining pool C bc1qladeedade /

in both cases YOU as the exchange account holder are KYC linked to that account. meaning deposits into that deposit address are deemed as value assigned to you.. as you are the person thats deemed the owner of the funds

..
its the same as if you were arbitraging

exchange A<->exchange B

because you as the exchange account holder, of accounts in both exchange A and B
although the transaction appears to be a straight swap from A to B. they both deem YOU as the instigator/owner/controller of funds because you are the one making the service request for withdrawal /deposit

Thanks for clearing that out. And what happens when someone sends coins from his own unhosted wallet to his KYC`d exchange account? Has to prove that his won wallet is his own, or what?