No way would I put a goddamn penny into anywhere unless there were some names and faces. Changelly sound like selective scammers at best and hiding behind 'KYC' to do it is about as low as it gets.
And I don't care how good somewhere's track record is, it could all be a long con that one day reaches fruition and takes your money with it. Anonymity is a major factor in enabling that.
Topic: [2018-10-08]Changelly case: Is It Ethical to Manage CryptoCurrency Exchanges Usi (Read 118 times)
October 08, 2018, 07:01:05 AM
October 08, 2018, 05:54:17 AM
Changelly case: Is It Ethical to Manage CryptoCurrency Exchanges Using Nicknames?
A reader of Coinidol.com has written a bunch of letters to the editorial email from the [email protected] with the accusation that it’s not ethical to run a bitcoin exchange if you use a pseudonym. You make people identify with their real names to comply with the KYC requirements of the exchange, but you hide your real name from your customers. Is this ethical and legal?
Read more: https://coinidol.com/is-it-ethical-to-manage-cryptocurrency-exchanges-using-nicknames/
A reader of Coinidol.com has written a bunch of letters to the editorial email from the [email protected] with the accusation that it’s not ethical to run a bitcoin exchange if you use a pseudonym. You make people identify with their real names to comply with the KYC requirements of the exchange, but you hide your real name from your customers. Is this ethical and legal?
Read more: https://coinidol.com/is-it-ethical-to-manage-cryptocurrency-exchanges-using-nicknames/
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