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⚯ Michel de Cryptadamus ⚯

@jab01701mid @briankrebs Zort (of course) had its own #ZORT token (usually that's where the real money is - pumping and dumping the token) and it was traded on #KuCoin, one of the bigger and extremely shady Chinese crypto exchanges. Typically to get your token listed you have to pay off both the exchange and a "market maker".

from what i can tell KuCoin is the only exchange that ZORT was listed on.

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Jacob | Five Eye Tea

Does anyone have experience with #KuCoin for their #Bitcoin/crypto purchases? I'd love to have a KYC-free option to jump into that world but unfortunately, AgoraDesk/LocalMonero are closing and the only other option I know of for what I want is Bisq... the problem with Bisq is that it never seems to have any offers that would fit my capabilities.

I'd be willing to do very, very basic KYC but I'm not giving people my SSN or anything of the like. It'd have to be documentation that I can easily clear up if there were a data breach of some sort. KuCoin seems to be very light on this from what I've seen, particularly with smaller amounts.

So, if you've used KuCoin before, I'd really appreciate hearing your opinion and what your experience was like!

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Joseph Lim :mastodon:

US prosecutors try to send warning to #cryptocurrency world with KuCoin #prosecution
"Charged w the co were Chun Gan, 34, & Ke Tang, 39, 2 of the co's founders & both citizens of #China. Charged w conspiring to violate the Bank Secrecy Act & conspiring to operate an #unlicensed money transmitting business, they remain at large. 3 cos doing business as #KuCoin were #incorporated in Cayman Islands, Seychelles & #Singapore.. also facing #conspiracy charges"
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