A QUESTION FROM THE PUBLISHOX FAMILY? I'D LIKE TO SEE THE ANSWERS AS COMMENTS.

By Kiviburger | kriptosedat | 14 Dec 2019


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A QUESTION FROM THE PUBLISHOX FAMILY?
I'D LIKE TO SEE THE ANSWERS AS COMMENTS


Let's look at a different sharing I'm doing more :D
In my previous share a stock market, B stock market, such as I had a share. In fact the subjects are different but can be used for various purposes. A lot of people can stay mad.

Now. Now all exchanges are asking for ID confirmation and it's impossible to load money unless you do so.

I remember Binance as an example.
So-called received/earned/excavated / transferred coins are housed in unknown wallets. So no one will ever know whose wallet it is.

Hmm. So really are these identity confirmations just for your account to be accessed only and only by you?

Let me be more clear.
It's being heard a lot in Europe right now. Stolen credit card numbers. If you have access to anyone's card, the entire balance is received in coins.
Some of those who had such courage and confidence made a big hit. They bought coins for the balance on their cards without anyone knowing.

They made the transactions through binance and only through one account. And they sent another (extern) wallete.

So this extern wallette, okay, no one can find the owner.
But in the end, the money transfer was through Binance. And how is it that the identity information that this account has installed has not been accessed from the person when there is no unauthorized process?

So this authentication process, do you think, is just the reason?
What is the goal?

Thanks for your answers..

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