Quote from: NeuroticFish on August 30, 2022, 01:53:37 PM

i.e. comes from the Latin id est, which means that is, or meaning, or in other words Wink

So maybe you want to change from ie to eg (which means for example)

I misremembered their meanings. Thank you.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on August 30, 2022, 08:00:01 PM

Even without stating the rules in ToS, it is what regulators wants, they will surely support the exchange from seizing a mixed coin, the exchange will ask for KYC which is mandatory, or the exchange will permanently freeze the account.

Regulations on crypto industry are still not strict enough and there are holes for exchanges to pull their shady cards to suspend, freeze user accounts. If you don't want to suddenly have unexpected accidental issues with your account (and money), just don't use mixers if you don't have solid reasons to use them.

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It is better to just be careful, this is what I can not read about exchanges, they freeze coin while regulators supports that, be it in ToS or not, but I expect it to be included in ToS. I have noticed that coins from decentralized mixers are the ones that are often seized.

Prevention is better than cure.

Good platforms will be transparent with their ToS and ToS updates but you won't have it from scam platforms. Before they scam, sometimes you don't have signals of their scam.