Isn't it dangerous to share your wallet with USDT (ERC-20) and USDC (ERC-20) when these tokens could be frozen at any time?
Also, other observers might see coins that came from the service without KYC or verification of the source of funds.
Transparency is good, but it's a major risk for the project.

Yes and no.  It would be difficult to not have all the b1exch Addresses linked at some point even if they did not share their wallet publicly for transparency.  And all the other wallets are transparent too so even if they hide the USDT and USDC ones, what stops any other platform from automatically suspecting every Bitcoin that came from their wallets too?

I suppose they are assuming this risk.  It may be more difficult to freeze a b1exch wallet too as they are an Exchange, and it may be easier for b1exch to get it unlocked for the same reason.

Everything in its time. In addition to the scheduled tasks we work on daily, there are numerous cases we encounter regularly, such as sending money to the wrong network, user requests related to unconfirmed transactions, sending less than the minimum amount, and many others. We also focus on Affiliate and advertising.

Remember, our team is made up of people, not robots. 

Actually, I also faced the same problem yesterday while using b1exch exchange. But at first I thought it was a network problem, so I checked to make sure my (WiFi internet) was working properly. Next time I tried again using my mobile phone internet and found that everything was working fine. Maybe it’s also showing like that on your side because of an internet connection problem. Just make sure your internet is stable and try again, it should work well.

Even though I don’t normally use the Tor network, after seeing your post I decided to try it out, I found that everything was working perfectly. You can try again on your end, it might be fixed now.

Isn't it a good sign for you and for your platform? Because as long as users increase, you will face more difficulties supporting them. It's normal when more users come on your platform; they will make some mistakes as well, and your team will have to solve these issues. That means you have to expand your support team, because you are earning more revenue, lol.

Yea, affiliate marketing would help to expand your business and pull more real users. As long as you serve honestly, I believe affiliate marketing and branding will attract new users.

Definitely.  If so many users are sending to the wrong chain then they are either competitors and bored people who are trying to keep your people busy or there are too many people who do not understand what chain to choose.  Most of the Exchanges I used in the past had a pop up warning for these situations.

Anyway.  It is a good thing that they are solving these issues.  I can not recall one time I heard this happened without the Exchange asking a significant Fee for the effort.

Fee Reduction: Any → XMR Now 1%

We're excited to announce a major fee reduction:

Any → XMR: Reduced from 3% to 1%

This applies to all coins swapping to Monero.

Updated Fee Structure:

• All pairs (excluding XMR): 1%
• Any → XMR: 1% (reduced from 3%)
• XMR → Any: 1%

All swaps now 1% flat across the board. Network fees still apply separately.

- b1eXch Team

Great news. I can confirm that I've already noticed the reduction.

Regarding network fees, there are still some things I don't understand, especially in the case of Bitcoin. But, it's okay, it's more or less manageable.

Great @b1ack - this is a fantastic update and really brings b1eXch’s vision of transparency and anonymity to life.

To be honest, I personally don’t use XMR nearly enough, but that’s more for tax reasons in my portfolio than because there are any other reasons against using XMR. However, I’ll definitely be relying more on XMR for crypto-to-crypto transfers in the future.