The article says the following (emphasis mine):
Anyone have any clarification on what exactly this means? What functions are available if you don't undergo KYC? If I can't trade (or therefore buy or sell) without KYC, then surely there's nothing left I can do?
Non custodial is great, but why would I choose this exchange when there are already non custodial decentralized exchanges which don't require KYC at all out there.
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Notably, a know-your-customer (KYC) check is only required for trading.
Anyone have any clarification on what exactly this means? What functions are available if you don't undergo KYC? If I can't trade (or therefore buy or sell) without KYC, then surely there's nothing left I can do?
Non custodial is great, but why would I choose this exchange when there are already non custodial decentralized exchanges which don't require KYC at all out there.
To me, it means you will be able to use it without KYC if you don't do anything else than storing your coins, just as a simple wallet.
I don't see anything spectacular since as soon you want to trade...=>KYC, only the fact users control their keys. This,with a nice UI can do the job but the UI really needs to be VERY GOOD, because it will be one of their main selling point.
