Quote from: Ratimov on Today at 12:26:57 PM

I can also refer to the fact that it is too risky to use trains, because a meteorite can fall on the train.

We are very much aware of how risky that is. Extremely unlikely. First off there are thousands of satellites orbiting the Earth, equipped with cameras, communication payloads, etc., which can track potential meteorites. Secondly, Earth's atmosphere is so robust that it can protect us from almost every meteorite we've experienced so far, as it effectively burns them up before they reach the surface.

On the other hand, you have absolutely no clue if you'll be the unfortunate user of an exchange. It can happen with absolutely no information given.

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Quote from: Ratimov on Today at 12:26:57 PM

Everyone should make their own decision, I'm just sharing my rich experience of interacting with these services and talking about them from the point of view of a real client of these exchanges.

Totally understandable. I just don't understand why messing with a CEX and violating their terms, is better than just selling the stablecoin for bitcoin, and then selling the bitcoin to a DEX with high volume. I mean, there is no fault from the exchange's side, you're the one who's violating his agreement.