Also, another thing is that your coins in these CEX (Centralise exchanges) are not yours, since you don't own the seed phrase/key, NOT YOUR KEY = NOT YOUR COIN. While you can have your coins here, just has how bank may question where you received your funds and ceased till everything can be clarified, CEX is no difference, know this and avoid another danger.
Not his keys not his coins means the coins are not his own
on the blockchain, which makes him not to have full control over his own coins, the exchange has the full control. They can decide not to give the person the coins and disable withdraw for certain reasons, unlike while using a noncustodial wallet which give the full control.
Yea, this was what I meant, although did not give much clarity like yours but now is all good, others will understand better.
I wonder why someone will save his money in a centralized exchange and thinks that there is much difference between them and banks when you still need same KYC documents you give to banks for you to operate with an exchange and your money is not even in your own custody but still under centralized authority whereby anything can happen to the exchange just as it happen to FTX in 2022 and so many people lost their money. I just hope that similar thing should not happen to Binance because many people i know have their money on Binance. Unless when you want to exchange your crypto to FIAT or convert to other coins, that is when you can send it to an exchange if not self-custody wallets is the best place to store one's crypto assets for safety and privacy.
This is the ironic truth and that is why we can still say knowledge is power. We or many of us including me once saw CEX as secured and trusted including KYC but after joining this forum and during the whole 2022 crypto crisis with FTX, we became enlighten after everything, and to be real there are somethings we might hold as true, good or secure but later on find out we were having wrong or little knowledge/understanding on it, after all learning is continuous.