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@Xabi247 @CouponSyndicate @MEXC @usithetalk Try again #mexc bot.

@VikingMindsett @CouponSyndicate @MEXC @usithetalk KYC verification is essential for users' safety.

A reminder that @MEXC operates out of the Seychelles to dodge Tier-1 regulation. But civil conversion of customer funds is a crime in every jurisdiction. It’s time for the Seychelles Financial Services Authority to audit their fractional reserves. ⚖️🇸🇨 #MEXC #FreeOurFunds

@MiKe06i @CouponSyndicate @MEXC Another bot, another day of #mexc  spreading lies to keep committing fraud.

@VikingMindsett @CouponSyndicate @MEXC Every major exchange operates under regulatory frameworks that evolve constantly and MEXC is no exception. So i see no reason they involve in any illegal play so do your research properly please before pushing wrong narratives.

🚨 LEGAL ALERT: Is @MEXC holding your crypto hostage? Allowing customers to deposit and trade without KYC, but weaponizing sudden "AML/Risk Control" to block WITHDRAWALS is legally defined as a Bait-and-Switch and Civil Conversion (theft). A thread on how to fight back. 🧵👇

@MiKe06i @VikingMindsett @MEXC Your 'research' is dangerously wrong. MEXC holds ZERO Tier-1 licenses. They aren't 'evolving' with frameworks; they are dodging them to execute Bait-and-Switch tactics on retail liquidity. Stop carrying water for offshore conversion. #MEXC #FreeOurFunds #ReduceOnly

@INyemuyo37116 @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt You are missing the point. They are using kyc as an excuse to to lock up your funds after baiting you to deposit on a premise of no kyc. Other exchanges that kyc don’t let you deposit and when they switch to kyc from no kyc, they change your account to reduce only until you kyc.

@VikingMindsett @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt Actually, I think kyc issues are basically adopting as a mandatory and normal standard by all the CEXs because I've actually done kyc with three of my exchanges of recent which before there was nothing like that

What @mexc wants you to do is keep quiet. They want you to ignore the fact that they a committing fraud by holding your funds hostage with. Compliant exchanges don’t let you deposit or trade without kyc. If they do change to kyc, they make your account reduce only withdrawals.

@Khronosgrey @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt Nice try spreading more lies Mexc puppet boy. Compliant exchanges don’t let you deposit or trade without kyc. If they do change to kyc, they make your account reduce only withdrawals until such time as you kyc.

@VikingMindsett @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt Well, I have been on the exchange for a long time so I know they are fully compliant with regulations...relax, follow the process, and you’ll get access to your funds.

@gvtunney @gnoble79 @LiveFree_Or_Die That’s his entire career. Make promises and keep dangling new ones without delivering and then claim genius along the way.

@LiveFree_Or_Die @gnoble79 Elon said 1 million Tesla robo-taxis would be on the road by…wait for it…2020. Anyone that believes anything he says about that particular revenue stream is the fool.

86% of Tesla revenues are from autos and related services. Some might irresponsibly suggest that $TSLA is an auto company! Could you imagine? Call it whatever you want; the market cap is indefensible even if one ascribes generous valuations to their other business. That is a FACT. Kindly show your valuation framework if you disagree. Ad hominem attacks are no substitute for fundamental analysis. Tesla is wildly overvalued. The share price is sustained only by narratives and dreams. Tesla does not have the necessary Texas state approval for paid unsupervised robotaxi rides post May 28. It will be years before they are able to develop the necessary technology, by which time it is likely that such technology will be commoditized and widely available. The stock is unchanged over the last four years and has massively underperformed the market. Investors increasingly ain’t buying the hopium that @elonmusk is selling. Fair value is maybe $50. $TSLA is the biggest bubble at scale in stock market history. The coming crash will be epic. I am short from $475. @GordonJohnson19 @BradMunchen @StanphylCap @TeslaBoomerMama @GerberKawasaki @RealJimChanos

@BaddCompani @KirstenGrind @susannecraig Yup. One company goes under and the entire domino falls. Plus he’s companies are all living off our subsidies.

@KirstenGrind @susannecraig 'SpaceX has become a major buyer of Tesla Cybertrucks, purchasing nearly 20% of the units sold to support sagging sales. This buying spree, totaling over $100 million, was partly to boost Tesla's numbers, which would have dropped by 51% otherwise.'

NEW: Elon Musk took $500 million in loans out at SpaceX, a move that would have been illegal at a public company. It's just one example of the years of financial engineering at the helm of his companies. Latest investigation with @susannecraig nytimes.com/2026/04/24/tec…

@Jim_AFC32 @rollo599 @DerrickYeo61993 Nope.

@rollo599 @DerrickYeo61993 You can trade without KYC, but withdrawals can trigger verification, that’s standard risk control across exchanges.

I always defended MEXC but MEXC is scam! They lured users like me in with a "No KYC" promise, but now dont allow withdrawal without KYC and no prior notice! They lock access to your funds not when you send deposit but when you try to withdraw. Shady move! @DerrickYeo61993

Attention crypto community! This is your daily reminder to avoid MEXC at all costs, if you value your safety. Even though they present themselves as a NO KYC exchange - and that once was the case - drastic changes have been made. Their new policy is to wait until you move funds onto their exchange, seize them, then demand that you complete kyc before allowing you access to them. They will not allow you to withdraw the funds, never mind use them. This is not a one-off, a result of a security trigger, but a blanket action they are doing to everyone who deposits money. Seems innocent enough though, right? It's not. Over the past few months, from countries scattered across the globe, there has been a sudden surge in high net worth crypto holders being attacked, kidnapped, and tortured for the keys to private wallets. We know of 71 cases (Reported, and in this space God knows most of these things go unreported) of this happening in just the past 3 or 4 months. We have found only one single thing that these people had in common, other than possessing large sums of crypto: they all trade on the MEXC exchange. Our conclusion is that someone in the MEXC network is selling personal information from their traders to predators worldwide. The only thing that can keep your crypto and yourselves safe when public blockchains come into play, is your privacy. If you have not already moved all of your crypto activity to decentralize the exchanges such as Hyperliquid, Lighter, Apex, etc, we recommend that you do so immediately. These are the only places where you retain custody of your funds and your identity. If you do not feel comfortable using a DEX, and wish to stick with centralized exchanges, at least switch to Weex, Blofin, or Polyienex. These three remain no kyc platforms. Remember: no one can trace your wallet back to you if you never connect your identity to it. Using MEXC is like playing Russian roulette... The blow picture is a message they sent to one of the people who has been trying to retrieve money sent to their exchange. They are absolutely refusing to allow anyone to withdraw before giving their identity. Stay safe. Retweet to all crypto communities... @MEXC_CST @MEXC_DEX @Crypto_TownHall , @AltcoinDaily, @cryptogems555 , @AltfinsA @CryptoThro, @XRP_Avengers @_Crypto_Barbie @Crypto_Alch @Crypt0Senseii @AltcoinWorldcom @Shilllin @AltcoinWorldcom

@DonLucassHere @duonine @compoundfinance @MEXC Yup. They are committing fraud. This is extortion by way of biometrics.

@duonine @compoundfinance The same as scammy @MEXC works on accounts with no KYC. They let you deposit but not withdraw - that's how thieves behave.

The state of DeFi today and its "decentralization" 👇 Some users that managed to exit AAVE after the rsETH exploit moved their assets like ETH and USDC to @compoundfinance 🚨 BIG MISTAKE! The devs paused key ETH and USDC markets (no withdrawals or borrowing allowed), but still allow new deposits in those markets without warning users on the UI! Unsuspecting users and their assets are taken hostage as soon as they deposit, even today. It's been five days since this change and the Compound Finance website still gives no warning on this while continuing to trap depositors! Even their Foundation @Compound_xyz is begging the devs to post a warning message on the UI and pinned a tweet about it, that's all they can do. Crickets still from the devs of this "decentralized" platform. Users are obviously furious and their only outlet is the Compound governance forum. Please share this message to spread the word out and save people from such traps. Like & follow @duonine

@Cryptoculero @MEXC DAILY TWEET: MEXC should not be blocking withdrawals behind mandatory KYC without clear prior notice. It's just unacceptable. MEXC stole my money! @usithetalk #mexcScam #MEXC📷 @DerrickYeo61993 @cecilia_hsueh

@MEXC As I stated a couple days ago, MEXC, who advertises themselves as a no kyc exchange, is now seizing people's funds as soon as you move them in, and demanding that you complete kyc before they will release them. Meanwhile, over the past few months, more than 70 high net worth crypto holders have been assaulted, kidnapped, and tortured by violent predators in pursuit of keys to private wallets... What do all of these people have in common? The only thing I've been able to find is that they all trade on MEXC. That leaves me no other conclusion than someone who works for MEXC, and has access to client's personal information, is providing that info to these predators. Most blockchains are public. The only thing that protects your identity from being connected to wallets holding your funds is you. The most important part of being successful in crypto is making sure random people cannot connect you to your money. MEXC now want you to just give your info to any random person they decide to hire. I explained to them that I have no intention of ever filling out their kyc. If they wanted me to do that they should have told me before they let me continue to send money in. Instead, they have changed the rules of their exchange, but neglected to inform anyone. And unlike other centralized exchanges, they're not making you fill out kyc BEFORE you send your funds, but AFTER they seize them. After all the back and forth, they sent me a form and told me to fill it out to receive my money if I did not want to fill out their kyc. Here is the form. Please tell me, what is the difference? I am not giving my identity to you people because the moment I do that money that I sent in can be tracked back to my wallet, which can in turn be tracked back to all my other wallets. That is putting a big fat Target on my back. So consider those funds a donation, but understand that for the rest of my life I will be informing everyone I speak to in crypto of what you're doing and advising them to never use your exchange again. If you're worried about safety in crypto, and want to do your part to keep successful crypto traders safe, please retweet to every crypto community. I would recommend that everyone in crypto move to decentralized exchanges like hyperliquid, lighter, Apex, etc. There, you keep control of your money and your identity. But for those of you who prefer to trade on a centralized exchange, I know that Weex, Blofin, and Polyienex are all still no kyc

@Khronosgrey @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt Try again. #mexc is not a compliant exchange. And compliant exchanges that were once non-compliant only let you withdraw your funds and not trade on their platform.

@VikingMindsett @Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt imo, KYC checks are there for security and compliance...not to trap you. If you can’t withdraw, it’s likely due to security measures

@ThinkAppraiser @NextBigThings_ @Smart_Money Exactly. People with their head up where the Sun don’t shine can’t comprehend that two things can be wrong. The logic is that but look at that, so that makes this ok. #retardville

@NextBigThings_ @Smart_Money Just because another person does terrible things does not excuse the original person from doing terrible things

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@3ys3ys3x @Smart_Money It’s not every Congress member.

@Smart_Money Klar ist bei Trump Familie Momentan viel mit Inside Trading nachvollziehar, aber der Kongress ist schon seit mindestenst ein Jahrzent KOMPLETT mit Inside trader bedeckt, jeder Kongress abgeordnete hat ein besser ROI als Warrenbuffet gehabt in 2024. Insider Trading, System Krankhe

@Britni0_ @ragnar66776677 @MEXC @zachxbt Lies. Compliant exchanges reduce non kyc customers to withdraw only. They don’t lock your funds bot tard.

@ragnar66776677 @VikingMindsett @MEXC @zachxbt KYC enforcement timing varies based on account activity thresholds and regulatory triggers not deliberate trapping. The requirement appeared at withdrawal stage because that is where compliance checks are applied under current regulatory frameworks.

@VikingMindsett @MEXC @MEXC yea, logged in my balance was under a dollar, no mandatory KYC message,went to deposit screen still no message,deposited some SOL i had traded at MEXC a few weeks ago, sold, tried to withdraw then the KYC message appeared, so they trapped me.They r tricking users @zachxbt