I've had bad experience with CEX's that held my funds and requested too many documents about the source of funds...
The thing is, I don't want to use a service, that might lead to a blacklisted walled in future.

I've seen ppl mention Bisq here a lot. But I can imagine that there are a lot of blacklisted wallets trying to wash their coins, so not sure if that's a good idea...
Maybe I'm wrong, because I don't know Bisq and never been using it...

I want to have my funds on a different address for privacy reasons.

I could transfer my cryptos with Binance Pay to a second account.
But I'm not sure, if the senders address will be visible on Etherscan or not.

Does anybody know it?

Or knows another way to set up a fresh unlinked address?
I don't want to use Tornado cash or something that could lead to blacklisted wallet address...

What is the safest place to stake stablecoins with nice yield? Insurance is required...

I have staked USDC on a centralized platform that has reinvested it into UST...
To be exact, a smart contract has converted the USDC to wrapped UST and staked it on Anchor.

Due the collapse of Terra Luna the funds were lost, the support of the platform said.

I think in order to make a claim on my insurance (yes, lucky I had one), I need to send the devalued tokens to the insurance as a proof.
Then the DAO has to vote whether the claim is valid or not.

I have kindly requested my worthless tokens back, but at the moment it seems like my support tickets are being ignored.

My question:
Are the platform operators obliged to send me the worthless wrapped UST?
Does anybody know a lawyer in the blockchain field, just in case they will continue ignoring my tickets?