Re: How can a CEX exchange protect user privacy without running into legal issues?
I'm planning to build a CEX that does not track IPs, requires no KYC, no fiat support, and no email verification. The main goal is to create a privacy focused exchange.
I sense high-risk CEX here. Good luck to the next victims. Those who are so-called regulated DEX are still cheating people, not to mention yours that is out of the law's radar, and is custodial.Quote
However, we've recently seen authorities shutting down privacy coins and exchanges under the pretext of money laundering and terrorist financing.
Under pretext? You sound desperate and unreal for trying to undermine the obvious. It's not the case for all, but you can't say it's a pretext.Quote
The truth is, only about 1% of users are involved in illegal activities.
You need to show more proof, my friend. I'm tired of people's lies and assumptions, just to achieve their aims. You can't do more than Trump, can you? 