Sooner or later, you will have to pay for what you have done. Exch rejected Bybit's request to intercept cross-chain, and many of the stolen Ethereums were exchanged for Bitcoin and Monero.
I thought Exch had the spirit of encryption and adhered to the encryption creed. It turned out that Bybit marked Exch as a hacker address, which led to many Exch customers being blocked on Bybit.
So, centralized exchanges, don't just combine legislation, justice, and law enforcement. Do the pretty girls and handsome guys at the back end of centralized exchanges have the ability and qualifications to judge the blocking of customers?

Centralized exchanges play a crucial role in the cryptocurrency world, but recent events highlight the importance of transparency and ethical practices. Customers trust these platforms with their assets, and fair judgment is essential. Upholding encryption values is key to maintaining trust and integrity in the industry.