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Think about it this way, Exchanges devote most of their security attention to protecting their own coins. All a hacker has to do is get access to an exchanges KYC data and now they have a name, ssn, photo, dob, address, and phone number, and BTC address for every person who has ever withdrawn coins from that exchange. Individuals are much easier to hack or manipulate than companies, especially if you already have all of their personally identifiable information. Call your representatives and explain these risks.

I believe the risks that this imposes on everyday people far out weighs the damage that can be caused by "terrorist financing", or money laundering.

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Crypto 360°

Thursday, 25 July 2019

Crypto Lending Platform YouHodler Exposes Millions of Privacy Records This article was originally posted on The Bitcoin News - a trusted site covering numerous topics related to Bitcoin since 2012. Cryptocurrency lending platform YouHodler [...]

Let's discuss KYC: I believe the current KYC standards put everyone who has submit their identification at significant risk of physical or cyber attacks.

Pretty much the nay sayers have a script they run from to make themselves feel better.

A certain type of troll to be aware of

Millionaire That Called Bitcoin “Dead” Briefs Congress About Crypto This article was originally posted on Ethereum World News - an independent news provider covereing Ethereum, Bitcoin, Ripple, Litecoin dApps, start-off ICO’s and the whole Blockchain [...]

Almost $38 billion worth of Bitcoins (4,000,000 BTCs) found untouched (probably lost) for over 5 years now

'As to paper money, in any light it can be viewed, it is at best a bubble, the illegitimate offspring of assemblies. Tender laws are tyrannical, to support fraud and oppression.' - T Paine 1786 (Patriot)

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