Bitget exec says KYC is useful to filter out illegitimate users
Bitget managing director Gracy Chen said that if users are not doing illegitimate activities like money laundering, they should be “pretty comfortable” with the KYC process.
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Bitget managing director Gracy Chen said that if users are not doing illegitimate activities like money laundering, they should be “pretty comfortable” with the KYC process.
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