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The risks of privacy with centralized exchanges are real, and with current events around the massive leak of KYC data at Coinbase, many people are looking for better alternatives.

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William Wallace 🦑vor 1 Jahr

Hey @naomibrockwell check out Silent Swap

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Mobile Scannervor 1 Jahr

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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BigBo$$ ✊⚛️vor 1 Jahr

@SecretNetwork This is exactly why decentralization and privacy matters. Trusting a single entity with sensitive personal data creates a single point of failure. It's time we push for user-owned identity and self-custody solutions that don’t compromise privacy.

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Validatus.comvor 1 Jahr

Critically, single points of failure have always been a major challenge for centralized exchanges. Incidents like this highlight the urgent need for privacy-centric, self-custody solutions. Safe to say—privacy and decentralization will save us. 🔐

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Nexa Cardsvor 1 Jahr

Decentralized future, here we come!

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i am that guy OLARXvor 1 Jahr

Coinbase KYC data leaks highlight the urgent need for privacy-first decentralized solutions.

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Chiemerievor 1 Jahr

@SecretNetwork Web2 pattern of KYC shouldn't be brought into Web3. It's broken and as such not fit to be used in Web3. I'm glad protocols like SilentSwap is out, today users can comfortably swap and move tokens freely between different L1s without a trace.

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Raheem Mueezdeen ⚡vor 1 Jahr

Time to rethink where you store your assets

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C. Brownvor 1 Jahr

With incidents like Coinbase’s KYC leak, it’s clear: the future lies in decentralized, privacy-preserving solutions like @SilentSwapcom and @SecretNetwork. Own your data today

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