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BEWARE: The Missing Problem Every Wallet With Crypto Swaps Has Ignored First, let me tell everyone that No-KYC swaps are great! We love them but there are problems. Anyone who's used them long enough knows they come with problems. Over the last few months we've been quietly solving them, one by one. Software is our domain and we like nothing more but to get to the very essence of the problem. Here are soem of the things we delivered just recently: → Impartial risk scoring to minimize asset freezes bringing the freezes nearly to 0! → No metadata leakage before you commit to a swap. This has massive benefits to the swapper. → Work with providers to establish pre-screening practices to reduce post-deposit KYC and rejections Today we're introducing another first of its kind feature that aims to fix industry wide problem. Most wallets simply show you whatever quote a provider returns. We go one steps further. If a provider consistently delivers less than promised, we automatically sanction them. Here's how it works: → We compare every quoted amount with what was actually delivered. → Providers that repeatedly under-deliver receive an automatic penalty. → Their displayed quotes are reduced until they improve. Even if a provider returns a $100 quote, we'll show less if their track record proves they rarely deliver what they promise. The result? >> Providers that keep their promises naturally rise to the top. >> The users often get more than what they expect, nbot the other way around. >> Providers are encouraged to underpromise but over deliver for visibility. At the very least, underdelivering has a negative impact on visibility. Because the best quote means nothing if it's never actually delivered. Your wallet should protect you! We are here to deliver and protect your interests. Be Unstoppable!

Chat Control 1 is back. Despite the European Parliament voting down the legislation twice this year, the Council of the European Union and parts of the Parliament today managed – through an urgent procedure – to extend it for another two years. The law was originally introduced as temporary legislation, so that its effectiveness could be evaluated. At the end of 2025, the European Commission itself concluded that it was not possible to determine whether the law had any measurable effect. Even so, it has now been pushed through. Some of today's amendments could have stopped the law. And a majority of the voting MEPs wanted to do so. By a margin of 314-276, the Parliament voted to reject the proposal through these amendments. However, since it was an urgent procedure, 361 votes were required. As a result, the majority lost today and Chat Control 1 was passed. The urgent procedure was a dirty play by the Council and parts of the Parliament – it’s a procedure not meant to be used on legislation already rejected by the Parliament. For now, Chat Control 1 will remain in effect. This means that tech companies may continue scanning communications without a warrant or suspicion. However, the real battle is Chat Control 2. Unlike Chat Control 1, it would require all providers to scan communications, and to do so far more extensively than Chat Control 1 ever has.

JUST IN: All new cars sold in the EU are now required to include an infrared camera that monitors the driver's eyes and face for distraction.

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