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Size matters in crypto for solidity and stability of the exchange. Therefore you should deposit all your life savings into Binance.

I'm in a Kafkaesque situation with Binance support.
They said they wanted to know the source of my funds. I only ever sent crypto to Binance so I assumed they wanted me to explain the source of my crypto. I uploaded the receipts from my early Bitcoin purchases but they rejected the documents, with this as an explanation : "we can't derive your net worth from the documents". So I sent them another document explaining in details how I made money by buying Bitcoin early, and that crypto is my whole net worth, so there are no other documents I can possibly send. They declined in half an hour without an explanation.
I then had a series of painful exchanges with the support which is more than useless, I still don't know what I can do to unlock the account. Support says stupid shit from their script such as : we need payslips from the last 3 months, even though it's completely irrelevant, and they obviously have no contact whatsoever with the team dealing with verifications. Also I have to explain again each time I speak with a new agent and they say that they need something different, it's completely random.
It's been a year than my account is locked now. Anyone in the same situation?

This is the website where you go to gamble on absolute hogshit coins for dumb retards, right? Or is there another one where all the latest scammers post their brand new memecoins/"really cool" """utility""" coins?

You have 24 hours to exit all crypto positions.

>muuhhh but Mt Gox was even worse and Bitcoin survived!
While it's true that Mt Gox handled over 70% of all Bitcoin volume it's also true that in 2013 nobody was into crypto. Sooo yes, it's a lot worse now and this whole magic internet token shitshow can end very soon in the form of a supernova explosion. It was a pleasure.