It would appear, based on the news this week, that major world governments like the US and others are
cracking down on the notion of "government-proof privacy", and prosecuting companies and individuals who facilitate money transfer that cannot be potentially traced by a government. They are going after mixers and brokers who do not adequately engage in KYC.
What about the exchanges that do support and go for the use of KYC and they were being attacked, what can they do, it is better we understand the ploy of the governments, which is in their fight against a decentralized network and anything that gives us financial freedom and privacy, because they have no say over them, and as for the exchanges, they will continue the struggles together until we all realized the need to either stop using them or go for the decentralized ones.