Op recognized that there are too many accusations against Binance that they are freezing funds to users. It should be borne in mind that Binance is the most popular and has by far the most users, so it is logical that there are more complaints about it. It would be good to have percentage data, it would give a better picture of whether Binance is the most restrictive.Half the thread already said Bybit so im not gonna repeat that, but one thing nobody mentioned... whatever exchange you move to, the "no random freeze" rep only holds until you start moving size or doing anything that looks unusual to their risk engine. Had a friend get locked on OKX for a week just cause he logged in from two countries in the same day. So its less about which exchange and more about not keeping everything in one place. @Gusbert basically nailed it, dont treat any CEX as a vault. Use one for trading, pull profits to your own wallet regularly. Bybit and Kraken have been fine for me personally but id still spread it out.
Bybit sounds like a good oneCan anyone recommend any good alternative of Binance as exchange - KYC is not an issue? Alternative in the context of safety of assets as Binance is very famous for blocking accounts without any reason. Binance Subreddit is full of such incidents.