No. The majority of the volume is Bitcoin and Monero. There are a handful of other alts on there, but I've never used them and the volume is low. If you are looking to trade Bitcoin for alts though, then this is easily done through a number of instant non-KYC swap services. I don't care for alts though, so I'm not the person to recommend a good one.

The US has plenty of influence in other countries too. If an exchange ends up on some kind of US blacklist or banned in the US for flaunting their rules, even if they don't operate in the US, then you can guarantee their life will be significantly harder across most other Western nations. For most exchanges, it isn't worth the trade off.

Oh well that's awesome to hear. I need alt trading with XMR in particular lol. I'm really trying to figure out the cheapest way to trade BTC to XMR and vice versa. Atomic swap takes a bit out percentage. Last time I used it, 100 bucks of bitcoin took out 10 or more dollars worth of crypto so I was left with about maybe 80 something to 90 dollars of xmr. There is another private trading app called the incognito wallet but it's only for very small amounts, anything larger than a couple hundred dollars is going to kill you in trading fees which are very misleading. but for less than a few hundred dollars its only a few bucks per trade. But that adds up if you're sending in btc to get xmr, to send somewhere just to convert it back it's nearly the same amount taken using the atomic swaps. And most non KYC exchanges dont support XMR trading.

But yeah thanks, I'm gonna download it and hopefully the fees will be in the less than a dollar range per swap/trade. All I really want is to easily buy anonymous bitcoin. Damned I really miss not seeing the value in buying it back when I first heard of it. I was like an NPC back then mentally speaking.

Wonder if anyone could open up a purely anonymous crypto exchange like ran on the tor network or something? Idk.

Buying Bitcoin should not be that hard and it's not necessary to buy Bitcoin on an exchange. We have third parties on this forum which we can buy bitcoin from at good rate without having to go through the stress from exchanges that will allow us to drop our identity. There are different exchanges that do not request KYC which we can use to buy our choice of Bitcoin although the limit to buy can be reduced.

No country allows you to have privacy free buying of bitcoin. Because, with most of the P2P buying we make the transaction with a card or through any of the payment medium which is connected to the bank account. It is the users self ability to make privacy free purchase of bitcoin. In my view it is possible to buy bitcoin through our forum in exchange for other altcoins, exchange for gift cards and so on. This can be found on our currency exchange section and there are people who are making use of it with the help of an escrow.

Though Bitcoin is legal or banned, citizens can still use or purchase Bitcoin through decentralized exchange platforms.  Bitcoin has a decentralized nature and no one will stop using it, KYC was prominent on the centralized exchange, they follow each country's jurisdictions and if you don't use them, you'll never implement that KYC stuff.

Those countries that announced Bitcoin become legal tender will be a good place for Bitcoin but in privacy, factors are still undecided for them to adopt.

When it comes to local exchanges, I don't know which one will not oblige you to pass your KYC because one of the requirements in order for you to withdraw or convert it to fiat is your identity they need to know your source of income may be due to some of the cases where they used bitcoins as propaganda for their evil scheme which their evolved version of Ponzi scheme which many of my fellow countrymen has fallen into. Back then they cannot trace the stolen money due to lack of information but now they seem to like doing their best to protect everyone but the downside is always there the identity verifications.

Among all the countries I know none of them will allow their citizens to exchange or trade bitcoin without passing the KYC, in the words, doing the KYC and passing the required steps to provide your personal information is always necessary for the governments whenever you want to deal with their fiat currency. Because they in any country, they do have the right to know who is buying bitcoin and each person owns how much money, they claim the reason is to prevent crimes and money laundering.

From times when ICOs were popular, I remember that a lot of projects were registered in Estonia or claimed they have an office there. I am not 100% sure that Estonia is the best, but as a part of EU, crypto projects can be proud and claim that they are European crypto project, even though whole team is spread all around the world. Another reason might be the cost of company registration in Estonia. If it is cheap to register there, the laws could be also friendly enough.

El-Savador and Central African Republic, this are the countries i can say of because they have adopted bitcoin as a legal tender, as for other countries that does not ban cryptocurrency payments and transactions, we cannot be sure if they require data privacy from centralized exchanges or not.


this might be easier said than done because centralized exchanges can be identified eith thier location and registration details and they are not anonymous unlike decentralized exchanges,


yes but when only dealing with decentralize exchanges or you run your full node on the blockchain for maximum privacy and security to be achieved.