Your claim is in contradiction with the following: the original (1st) post contains the text "Ping Exchange (https://app.ping.exchange)". If there wasn't a strong link between XCB and ping.exchange then the original post wouldn't be mentioning ping.exchange.


There is no such confusion in my mind.


- In other to avoid further confusion, you should delete the text "Ping Exchange (https://app.ping.exchange)" from the 1st post.

- The two parts of your sentence (separated by the comma) are independent from each other.


ping.exchange is going beyond regulatory measures mandated by laws. One example of this practice is the incident reported by @scaran. There do exist other examples.


True in theory - false in practice.


Your request has been denied.


People who are accustomed to using superlatives in their forum posts are seldom right.

Precaution! Please carefully read the following text before using ping.exchange. Based on an experience with ping.exchange:

• Ping Exchange (https://app.ping.exchange) has many hidden rules that they can use against traders at any time
• ping.exchange staff has skills to keep the hidden rules hidden. If you believe that, at some point in time, you will learn which hidden rule you broke then such a belief is false.
• If you believe that ping.exchange will send you evidence to support their one-sided claim of you violating a certain rule, then you are mistaken. No such evidence will be provided to you, not even if you directly request them to provide such evidence. ping.exchange will not tell you which rule they believe you supposedly broke.
• Terms of Service (https://ping.exchange/terms-of-service/) section 26 states that "These Terms constitute all the terms and conditions agreed upon between You and The Company, ...". Please don't take this statement seriously and don't let this statement fool you.
• If you believe that ping.exchange is like Binance, NiceHash or other fairly normal exchanges that also employ KYC and that do have some friendly staff trying to actually help you, then such a belief is false. ping.exchange is an abnormality that is unlike Binance or other exchanges. Instead of sings of friendliness, ping.exchange staff is showing signs of deeply rooted distrust and paranoia.
• There are indications that ping.exchange uses algorithms that interfere with international laws ensuring proper functioning of free markets. In other words: It is probable that ping.exchange uses algorithms that can severely limit your freedom to trade certain cryptocurrencies on exchanges that directly compete with ping.exchange in the cryptocurrency market.
• Please don't misinterpret ping.exchange's de jure claim of having a "Wide spectrum of tradable pairs". There is de facto just one tradable pair on ping.exchange, all other pairs have trading volumes so small that trading them on ping.exchange makes very little sense.

You have been warned.