Quote from: Issa56 on September 07, 2025, 09:52:54 PM

Because some people decide to receive there signature payment on exchange doesn’t mean they are holding the bitcoin there, after withdrawing some might just decide to make use of p2p to convert the amount which they want to there local currency, and just send the rest to their non custodial wallet and hold. I can still remember so well when the gas fee was kind of high, and people were finding it difficult to make transactions, even campaign manager were finding it difficult to make payment then, I guess that was when people decide to make use of exchange to make things easy for them, but some people didn’t request for change of wallet when the gas fee went back to normal, and they keep on receiving there payment on exchange, but that doesn’t mean they are holding on exchange.

By using addresses on centralized exchanges as receiving addresses for signature campaign payments, they possibly only plan to do either.

- Selling bitcoins to stable coin and withdraw stable coin to their non custodial wallets.
- Selling bitcoins and trading with altcoins on that centralized exchange.

The first plan is good enough but the second plan is more dangerous because trading is difficult and most traders have loss in trading.

Both plans have same risk by unknown future of that centralize exchange.
Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts.