There are always certain criteria and Binance must have reasons and can prevent it from being able to carry out transactions in its place. It is clear that those who trade there are, of course, with good intentions, although there are quite a few who misuse it, but it is certain that many more are for good purposes. Of course, there will be mechanisms that can be implemented by Binance for abuse that deviates from the rules made by Binance.

I don't think there are many people who actually use Binance to launder money. At the same time that Binance detects the slightest suspicion of any illegal act, that user's account is immediately blocked and the entire transaction history along with the user's data would be immediately sent to the police or appropriate department.

I don't think anyone (unless they make a mistake) would be stupid enough to use a centralized exchange like Binance (or any other high-volume exchange) to commit criminal acts. Normally the people who do these things use other means for these acts, not exchanges that have exhaustive control and that can reveal their identity in a short time.

Yeah, I know that, and I believe the team is working hard to improve the user experience. I don't know if this forum has a dev team or the admin alone handling the development things, but they are doing pretty well. We have seen a lot of updates in the last four months, which is a good sign. If you keep update with the community suggestions, the future is bright.

You guys are doing good to keep the community healthy. I don't know what is the traffic source of this forum. But most of the recent active users came from the other forum due to the mixer ban. I hope the number of active users will continue to increase over the time.

The administrator is in charge of everything related to the development of the forum, the moderators are only dedicated to moderating, moving posts, eliminating spam, etc. There are many suggestions (and almost all of them necessary) and that is why things take time to implement, but with patience everything is done, and the administrator knows very well what he is doing.

We try to do the best we can, helping, responding, moderating... Sometimes the work seems overwhelming, but we are used to it. We hope that the effort takes the forum to the next level and we can enjoy a much larger community. Patience and keep working 

Personally, threads/posts that help other users understand things well, in detail and in depth, always get +1 from me. Another important thing is that those threads or posts not only help current users, but will also help new users in the future, and that should always be appreciated and rewarded.

For users who only post spam and L.Q.P I have other tools, although I also use -1. But mostly, I use negative karma for posts or threads from users who disrespect others or feel superior.

I find this thread interesting and for everyone, since it collects the opinions and ways of acting of the members of the forum, which will be helpful, as I say, for current and future users.

@Findingnemo, +1.

It wasn't a bug because I contacted admin myself when my profile's activity was frozen, he said the activity freeze is natural during ranking and it will be unfreeze if certain requirements are met. I believe the admin has changed some code on the forum and now we may not see that activity freeze anymore, however we need to hear from the admin first.

It's not a bug, it's a feature of the forum. And I don't think this feature is going to be eliminated (although it could be modified by the administrator if he has a new idea to implement) since, although it may not seem like it, it prevents some users from writing large amounts of meaningless posts with the intention of increasing the ranking of their accounts, and it also means that the user must spend more time connected to the forum, posting at a slower speed, always looking for a balance.

It is very much possible. I don't know if you have an account on the Bitcointalk forum or not. But I have seen the campaign manager doing this. For example, you are in the Mixero campaign and the manager is Royse. He runs the same campaign on BitcoinTalk and this campaign has bigger payments for users who have more than three thousand merits. If I remember correctly, the users with more than 3000 merits were getting $5 per post which is incredible. Currenctly, the campaign pays 1.2 USD because the forum does not have activity like Bitcointalk. Managers may increase the pay rate as the forum grows and I am sure that the Karma and the rank will be considered as fact in the future.

It is normal that the payments here are quite low, due to the traffic as you already know. But if the forum continues to grow (even little by little) we will surely have more campaigns with better payments and greater "rivalry", something that is always good, for products and brands and also for users. But maybe it's too early to talk about it, now we should continue contributing everything we can.

Who can vote than?
Is this some closed circle of moderators, admins and managers in forum?
If you guys want to make forum really more decentralized than voting should include more members, starting with higher ranked active members.

In reality, that's right, it is a "small" closed circle (moderators, judges, administrator and some more), which from the beginning of the forum decides by vote who would be president and vice president.

Your suggestion (you can write a thread about it in the corresponding subforum if you want) I don't know to what extent it could be carried out. As you know since the arrival of the mixers, and many users, the forum has seen quite a few changes, listening to suggestions from users, but I don't know if the administrator would be willing to open voting. But logically I could be wrong.

people have their own decisions, buy hold and sell their coins. And they must understand the consequences.
There is no guarantee that there will be a bullish season next year, but learning from the 4-year cycle, Bitcoin and altcoins will experience a bullish season a year after the halving. that's a reality that always happens

Unfortunately, not everyone thinks about the consequences of their actions until it is too late and there is no solution. It's true, there are no guarantees, although history tells us that a year has always passed after the halving, but I also think that at some point that could stop being the case and frustration (and possible coin sell-off) could wreak havoc on the market, which could put us closer to a collapse and a possible bear market later. Being “used” to something can mean that when something else happens, we don't know how to act in the new situation.

Smart play from Wasabi team, but there is no guarantee this will protect them from anything.
Phonix wallet did something similar with removing their apps from stores for all US citizens.
People think only US is the problem, but it's not, this is coordinated worldwide attack on people and privacy.

I'm not sure it's a good idea to make KYC mandatory, in case the team is thinking about it. That would immediately mean the loss of a large percentage of users who, precisely what they are looking for, is that no one requires them to do KYC to try to maintain privacy. Like the Phoenix wallet team, the US cryptocurrency market is the largest, as I remember.

Personally, I don't think the United States is the problem, but I think you will agree with me that right now everything is orchestrated from that country. At least in the news we don't see cases like this coming from other countries, and if such cases exist, they must be very few.

It is true that the forum traffic is not very large, especially if we compare it with BTT traffic, but although it may seem to many of you that there is little traffic, I can assure you that it is quite high compared to previous years. Signature campaigns logically have a lot of traction and make BTT users and other new users register on the forum. I hope that over time, users will not only write threads/posts for the dollars they can receive, but because they will find this forum a comfortable place to talk about cryptocurrencies. I know it's difficult for what I'm saying to happen, but a long time ago the traffic the forum has now was a dream.