Binance has announced it is joining the T3+ alliance, created by TRON, Tether, and TRM Labs. On the surface, this looks like a “fight against crime,” but in reality, it’s something much more dangerous.
What’s really happening:
- Centralization and control.
When blockchains and the biggest exchanges merge with banks and “crime-fighting” structures, it means full integration into the traditional financial surveillance system. At any moment, your funds can be frozen “on suspicion.” - Freezes without due process.
The headlines say: “$6M frozen from scammers.” But who decides you’re a scammer? Today it’s “pig butchering,” tomorrow it could be sending money to a friend, paying for a service, or simply withdrawing to the “wrong” wallet. - The end of privacy.
These initiatives rely on mass surveillance of every transaction. “Real-time monitoring” = abandoning the original purpose of crypto: free, private peer-to-peer transfers. - Risk for everyday users.
- Your funds can be frozen by mistake.
- Access to your crypto depends not on your keys, but on the decision of an exchange or a bank.
- Any transaction can trigger a check — and a block.
What this means for society:
- Blockchain becomes a digital SWIFT, only harsher and more transparent for surveillance.
- User freedom disappears. Crypto turns into a tool of control, not independence.
- Exchanges become banks. With KYC, freezes, reporting to regulators — no difference remains.
Why you should not trust such blockchains and exchanges:
- They no longer serve the community, but corporations and regulators.
- You’re not in control of your funds. Your keys mean nothing if the blockchain or exchange itself “switches you off.”
- This sets a dangerous precedent: crypto loses its core meaning as a tool of freedom and turns into part of the global control grid.
💡 EXMON’s Takeaway:
Using these blockchains and exchanges = giving up your freedom voluntarily. If we allow them to take full control, crypto will lose its soul.
👉 That’s why EXMON has no mandatory KYC and allows instant, invisible transfers between users. Freedom is not a slogan here — it’s a principle.
