Quote from: Potato Chips on September 08, 2023, 11:35:32 PM

Try reading the thread you posted on? TLDR: the OP is open to KYC, the problem is, scam hitbtc keeps the whole thing in circles, ultimately making people give up. You will find multiple stories like this in various platforms such as this forum, reddit, twitter, etc.

Right now it's a "he said she said" situation. I myself made some mistakes during the process because I couldn't read with my own two eyes. As soon as I realized what was wrong, everything went smoothly. Maybe he's in the same situation, how can you tell?

Quote from: Potato Chips on September 08, 2023, 11:35:32 PM

Their withdrawal fees are above average and expensive still, see: https://withdrawalfees.com/exchanges/hitbtc

Well, still a way to go? But still an improvement since $100 back when ETH blockchain went mad. And you can never go wrong with some Tron USDT, it's relatively cheap

Quote from: Potato Chips on September 08, 2023, 11:35:32 PM

You situation is different as you have verified in advance. If you actually read the multiple scam threads about them particularly the actual thread you posted on, you'll know, these people have already spend a good amount of time with the exchange and have some money stuck in there before they were requested to be placed in an endless KYC BS.

I'm really doubting you're just a regular user. You sound more like a shill with the way you defend them so much.

Is it really wrong to hope for the best? I'm just trying to learn more and compare with my experience (genuinely flabbergasted by some of the things that are written here). Also, if they're so strict with KYC, I'm trying to understand why. That is all.