You talked about bitvavo in the other post. The german domain was taken down a while ago. To their credit they handled it like gentlemen, but it still illustrates a general vibe of uncertainty. Fair enough I guess, it's crypto. Then again that's why I'm pessimistic about it going mainstream, because it's a pain in the ass (the kind not even baking soda and vinegar will fix). Like those mandatory hostage videos meant to validate withdrawals, just to receive a snotty response inquiring your financial intentions. Is this a prank? No, that's just how "licensed" exchange operate now apparently.

On a happy note, bitvavo got reinstituted eventually under the hype umbrella and gave their old userbase a bonus, but the future remains uncertain. Nobody knows what kind of 1984 wannabe Brazil horseshit might be legislated tomorrow, and so it goes. Just waiting for a spit sample and that pubic hair super magnification validation app. But I'm rambling.

I'm using mexc.com to sell steem. Basically you're just exchanging it into USDC but german exchanges don't like it so you've got to exchange that into something else, too. At least it works. For now.

PS: The thing about using a handler. Fuck that! Maybe those were well intentioned offers, but that's setting yourself up to get scammed. A while ago you mentioned the rights issue regarding sub ownerships, I think context of creating one. The original creator goes away, you take over and invest a lot of time, then the guy comes back and just claims it. Someting like that, right? That's what this reminds me of.