Following the recent Bitcoin ATHs, C0inbase subredditors are now gaslighting people that storing your coins on that exchange is more secure than self-custodying.
Only gullible people can believe it. Do they mean that keeping your money with someone who merely has an "IOU" agreement is better than keeping your money by yourself, and having the access key to yourself? That must be foolishness to believe. "Not Your Key, Not Your Coin."
But what triggered me to make this thread is this guy who insisted that people who receive sudden KYC/AML requests know what they did wrong, and that since it's supposed to be a Tip-Off (i.e. if your money gets frozen by exchanges or banks then that's your problem and nobody else's.)
Countless have become victims of different custodial arrangements, especially exchanges, just to seize their money and steal it for themselves. It's people's choice to review, research before committing their money to any establishment.