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<p>Therefore if you decide to trust one of those popular Centralised Exchanges to buy / sell monero, the implications are way, way worse than what we previously explained;</p>
<p>Those centralised exchanges all comply with the requests of governmental entities such as FBI, LA, Robinhood, IRS-CI, UNK and of course Chainalysis, <b>and due to that fact alone you cannot trust them</b>.</p>
<p>If you decide to trust a popular centralised exchange, you'll first see that <b>it'll run you through KYC procedures (and if it doesn't, rest assured that they will eventually be forced to do so).</b> That is to deanonymize you, and to know who to blame if ever asked by the authorities. <b>NEVER KYC IF YOU WANT TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS!</b></p>
<p>This meeting of theirs has been preety revealing, not only do these centralised exchanges give out everything they have about their users to Chainalysis (as "Transactions of interest", <b>mentionning the amount transacted</b> and <b>who transacted</b>) But it's also naming a few of THOSE very centralised exchanges that are now confirmed to actually comply with their requests:</p>
<p>This meeting of theirs has been preety revealing, not only do these centralised exchanges give out everything they have about their users to Chainalysis (as "Transactions of interest", <b>mentionning the amount transacted</b>, the <b>transaction ID</b>, and <b>who transacted</b>) But it's also naming a few of THOSE very centralised exchanges that are now confirmed to actually comply with their requests:</p>
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