General thoughts and questions about Upbit as an exchange

[Oliver Hughes]

Yes, timelines matter a lot. A regulatory note from years ago can sound alarming if it’s presented without context. That’s why I try to look for patterns instead of isolated mentions. One data point rarely tells the whole story.

Exactly. Without timelines, it’s easy for older issues to resurface and feel urgent when they may no longer be relevant. Looking for patterns over time gives a much clearer picture than reacting to a single reference. One data point on its own rarely explains what’s actually going on.

 

[Olivia Turner]

Thanks, that’s intentional. I don’t think certainty is realistic here, at least not with the information we have. Caution and curiosity feel more honest. If something concrete shows up in public records, that’s different, but until then it’s mostly interpretation.

That is a good point. Communication style is underrated as a signal. Even if everything is technically compliant, poor communication can still create confusion and distrust among users.