Stablecoins have become the most commonly used tool in the crypto world, but when it comes to real money flow, everyone is stuck on the same issue: identity verification.
Using this deposit and withdrawal channel requires KYC, switching to another app means redoing KYC, using a service similar to a new bank? Start from scratch, fill out forms again, verify, wait.
The real problem isn't with stablecoins themselves — stablecoins have long solved issues of price volatility and cross-chain liquidity. The bottleneck is this cumbersome identity verification system. User experience is infinitely degraded, and every interaction feels like repeating the same work. This fragmented KYC process is becoming an invisible ceiling for large-scale Web3 financial applications.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 2025-12-28 15:23
This KYC process keeps messing with me, it really sucks. It feels like I'm constantly re-verifying my life every time.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 2025-12-28 15:01
It's really outrageous. Every time I switch platforms, I have to go through KYC again. I feel like I've become a human identity verification tool.
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TokenSleuth
· 2025-12-27 19:38
It's the same old KYC issue again, really getting on my nerves
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Every platform has to go through it all over again, who the hell designed this thing
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Stablecoins are useless, still being held back by KYC restrictions
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That's why mainstream adoption has been so slow, nobody wants to verify their identity repeatedly
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Fragmented KYC is truly an invisible cancer, no doubt about it
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Can a unified identity system really die? It shouldn't be so fragmented
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I just want to quietly send some money, but I have to fill out a half-hour form
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Web3 hasn't even been widely adopted yet, and it's being killed by its own system
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Every time I switch applications, I have to verify again—what's the difference from traditional banks?
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Stablecoins themselves are fine, the problem is that regulation destroys the user experience
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LayerZeroHero
· 2025-12-27 19:21
This KYC process is really intense, every time it feels like filling out a new visa application form.
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WhaleSurfer
· 2025-12-25 15:56
Wow, this KYC is really something. Every time I switch platforms, I have to verify again, feeling like my identity information has been stripped bald.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 2025-12-25 15:47
KYC is really incredible, every time I have to go through the hassle again, just like a parrot repeating the same thing.
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WenMoon
· 2025-12-25 15:41
This KYC repetitive process is really ridiculous. I have to copy and paste my identity information every time, and I'm completely dumbfounded.
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SilentObserver
· 2025-12-25 15:37
Here we go again. Every time I switch platforms, I have to redo KYC. It's really ridiculous.
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What does stablecoin actually solve? KYC is the real devil.
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This fragmented KYC process is really hitting the ceiling.
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Too lazy to fill out forms anymore. Every app requires identity verification again. So annoying.
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Honestly, it's still centralized entities causing trouble. Isn't this just traditional finance all over again?
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Web3 hasn't even taken off yet, and it's already being killed by KYC/AML.
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Wait, is everyone just repeating this process? Isn't there a unified identity solution?
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I just want to transfer some money. It shouldn't be this complicated.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 2025-12-25 15:36
lmao so we're pretending kyc fragmentation is some shocking revelation... actually if you read the compliance framework, every platform's doing this intentionally. regulatory arbitrage 101. watched this movie before
Stablecoins have become the most commonly used tool in the crypto world, but when it comes to real money flow, everyone is stuck on the same issue: identity verification.
Using this deposit and withdrawal channel requires KYC, switching to another app means redoing KYC, using a service similar to a new bank? Start from scratch, fill out forms again, verify, wait.
The real problem isn't with stablecoins themselves — stablecoins have long solved issues of price volatility and cross-chain liquidity. The bottleneck is this cumbersome identity verification system. User experience is infinitely degraded, and every interaction feels like repeating the same work. This fragmented KYC process is becoming an invisible ceiling for large-scale Web3 financial applications.