Do you check them up manually, or everything is automatic? Sorry for the questions, I don't know so much about the technical bit of web designing.
Parsing occurs automatically several times a day.Robosats seems to have an on and off clearnet site, but the onion link works, though sometimes it takes a while to load. Currently, the onion link works, but according to the list. It's stated as offline.
Do you think it would be worth it, having a slot for an online/offline clearnet and Tor mirror status for each service, if this is easily achievable through automation?
Thanks for the comment! Added to task list!Do you think it would be worth it, having a slot for an online/offline clearnet and Tor mirror status for each service, if this is easily achievable through automation?
Honored to be featured - appreciate you, ico! 
Welcome aboard! Nice work with the website icopress!
Perhaps you could add some more information about individual sites. For instance, Peach Bitcoin is a no KYC exchange, but only for daily trades of up to 1000CHF. If you try to exchange more than that, you will have to undergo KYC.
What's the status of Hodlhodl and Godex? They neither have a no KYC nor KYC tag on your website. I know that Hodlhodl can request KYC if they find you or your coins suspicious for any reason.
I am aware of this limitation. These restrictions are due to the fact that the Swiss license imposes such restrictions. I won't add a notice right now, but maybe I'll do it later (I'm a little busy with other things right now). Regarding the Hodlhodl and Godex tags... that will be updated soon. Perhaps you could add some more information about individual sites. For instance, Peach Bitcoin is a no KYC exchange, but only for daily trades of up to 1000CHF. If you try to exchange more than that, you will have to undergo KYC.
What's the status of Hodlhodl and Godex? They neither have a no KYC nor KYC tag on your website. I know that Hodlhodl can request KYC if they find you or your coins suspicious for any reason.
