How to protect users from being blocked by cryptocurrency exchanges?

[JAck745]

Some cryptocurrency exchanges have started blocking user accounts from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, as well as disabling trading pairs with the ruble. Restrictions for users have already been introduced by the BTC-Alpha, KUNA and CEX IO exchanges. There are rumors that Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world in terms of trading volumes, may soon introduce restrictions, but representatives of the platform denied this information.

Due to recent events, users of decentralized crypto exchanges may be under attack. For example, the PancakeSwap platform will block access for users from Belarus, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, Zimbabwe and Crimea from March 9. Users from the listed countries will not be able to use the platform and access the deposits opened on it.

Does this mean that it is time to urgently switch to using projects that are free from the influence of the authorities and external pressure?

 

[Oister]

It can be good in the means of anonymity. As Telegram and other popular messengers are not private + many stuff is blocked now in a number of countries. So it's a good service for private communications. It's also good it has a privacy coin and own no KYC decentralized exchange. But financial situation is so unstable that I don't know if it will work.

 

[JAck745]

At the moment, many users have no idea what to do next, but they can at least assume and try to save their situation. The situation in the world is not the most stable and adequate right now, so it's better to try all the options.

 

[Oister]

I only hope that the war will be over soon and people won't die anymore because of some political games.