John Dough

@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

@LiusoTooNasty @MEXC same happened with me i did a deposit and now i have to complete KYC and if i don't want to do kyc , i still have to send my official gov ID and video of myself.