Quote from: logfiles on Today at 12:43:30 PM

That's very sad to know. I have used a number of exchanges and in their terms of service or even KYC they ask one if they are a politically exposed person or not. Perhaps this is one of the reasons

Certain times those exchanges have no choice, Law enforcement goes after them to freeze specific accounts. Maybe because you were in the opposition, your Governments decided to make life hard for you by freezing all your accounts, and your Bitget account might have been one of them. Have you tried going through the legal route? Because the only way they can freeze your account under such circumstances is through a court order from Law enforcement or Government.

The intelligence services of Kyrgyzstan did not freeze my account because I had not completed KYC. It’s very upsetting that partners do not act this way, do not deceive, and trust their partner's word. Considering the fact that I consistently provided value, and all my activities were aimed at cooperation, attracting clients, and training students, this feels unjust. I am not even mentioning the shortcomings of the exchange—I made an effort to explain to my students how to navigate and avoid the exchange's weaknesses.