2026-01-12 08:26:43

This type of incident indeed warrants our vigilance. We understand the experiences of the individuals involved, but from the platform's perspective, KYC verification and security management are non-negotiable bottom lines — every platform has its own compliance standards and risk control principles.

The key issue here is: once it is discovered that an account has used purchased KYC information, even if the association is later解除, the system will still mark it as false certification. This creates hidden risks.

Looking at it from another angle, registering an account with unknown KYC data fundamentally violates the platform's agreement. When the platform detects such behavior and takes action, it is actually protecting the ecosystem's security — preventing risks like money laundering and fraud from entering the system.

A straightforward advice for ordinary users: use real identity information to complete verification, and do not indulge in wishful thinking. The seemingly convenient "shortcut" often ends up being counterproductive. Security and compliance are the bottom lines that no platform will compromise on.

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OldLeekMaster

· 13h ago

Honestly, buying KYC is really not worth it; a moment of impulsiveness can lead to heavy losses in the end. When it comes to playing with coins, you should be honest and straightforward. The platform isn't making things difficult for you; it's protecting the market. Just use real information, there's no need for all the complicated tricks. The more of these crash cases you see, the more you'll understand.

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MevWhisperer

· 13h ago

Basically, buying KYC is just asking for trouble. Once the system detects it, there's no hope. The system marks it as permanently invalid, and no matter how much you try to fix it, that black mark can't be changed. Saving a little trouble temporarily is really not worth it. How can there still be people hoping to pass verification with fake identities? Isn't that just playing with fire against risk control? Is it really that hard to use real information? Why resort to crooked methods? By the time you're frozen, it'll be too late to regret.

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RugPullAlarm

· 13h ago

Another big show of "shortcut backfire." Purchased KYC information is like a toxic address on the chain; once marked, it can never be cleaned—this is the cost of not doing due diligence.

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NotSatoshi