Quote from: Zwei on May 07, 2025, 12:46:06 PM

right on the mark, so much for "no need to share your personal details" and "we don't hold your funds", this honestly pisses me off so much as it's clearly not true and misleading, and i know the majority of people who use their platform won't look past that statement.

It's becoming a marketing trick for centralized swap services to call themselves non-custodial. I don't know if you have noticed this. I have seen it a few times already. It's clear to anyone that they are custodial but they will claim they aren't, saying that intermediaries and third parties perform the exchanges and not them. Like that magically makes them non-custodial, by shifting the focus on the services they partnered with. The end user doesn't care who does the swap. All they need to know is that they deposited their coins into an address they don't own the private keys for. Who does isn't important.

Quote from: Trêvoid on May 07, 2025, 04:45:03 PM

Really, counting the number of people defrauded by FixedFloat unlawfully freezing their crypto, leaving them protected from lawsuits because FixedFloat never reveals their legal status. I cant believe this.

Further they have been involved in money laundering many times.

Ref: https://x.com/zachxbt/status/1618360113190031360

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Three hours ago Kevin was phished for $1.4m+ worth of NFTs. Earlier today the same scammer stole 75 ETH from another victim.

Mapping this out we can see a clear trend of sending the stolen funds to FixedFloat and swapping for BTC before depositing to a bitcoin mixer.

Wanna bet that there will be no repercussions for FixedFloat and the same negative media attention that eXch got a few months ago after stolen money was allegedly swapped through their exchange? FixedFloat is a fully regulated and trusted exchange after all. Roll Eyes

A service with the utmost respect for KYC and AML procedures that, as we know, work wonders and aren't subjective and arbitrary by any means.