I know the bigger exchanges are more prone to freeze your funds. But it's also well known that the less known exchanges are more lax with their policies. I'm not asking for the funds, I'm asking for the legallity of it.
I know it's illegal to use fake IDs for the KYC, but what happens if by accident I misspell my name or my address?
Is the registering on an exchange legally binding?
Using for reference, Binance, Coinbase or Kraken and EEUU or Europe as location.
BlueSky has gained a lot of popularity and it's still gaining traction.
It would be nice to have a new SubForum for BlueSky's threads like with all the other Social Networks, what do you think?
The issue being discussed is about the providers. You can take SmartProxy or others as an example (https://help.smartproxy.com/docs/restricted-targets)
I know there are providers that don't block Linkedin. I'm speaking of WHY, only Linkedin and not any other social network.
Also wondering if it's going to be something that spreads over more providers.
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