REMEMBER: KYC gets people kidnapped!
Not metaphorically. Literally.
Every crypto kidnapping you've read about - the wrench attacks, the abducted founders' kids, the millionaires tortured in rented villas - started the same way: a KYC database leak (or similar)! You didn't give that information to criminals. You gave it to a compliant, regulated platform. KYC has never caught the kidnappers. It recruited their targets. The most dangerous thing in crypto is a spreadsheet with your name and address on it. There is exactly one defense: don't be on the list. No account. No selfie. No proof of address. Crypto should be held in a wallet that doesn't know who you and doesn't ask for your ID to trade assets. The empty database is the only one that can't be leaked!
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