You know, I have to agree with you there.  I've had the https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.3480]overview of signature campaigns thread bookmarked for a considerable time now and check it now and then.  Not only has the list shrunk if I'm not mistaken, but nearly all of the campaigns are for casinos--and I swear I can't remember what all the others used to be for aside from mixers.  And I have to say, starting up a new instant exchange and advertising it here in 2025 is something I would not have expected (and I think we all know why that is).

So this is refreshing to see.  The only thing that made me pause was this:



And that's because if you say that whole phrase out loud, i.e., "no anti money laundering," it might tend to some government spooks' eyeballs dilate should they happen to be currently infiltrating the forum and come across this thread.  The right to privacy needs to be strenuously exercised by people right now, insisted upon, fought for....but I wouldn't give any of them anything that they could point to as an example of why crypto should be considered an evil tool for criminals and blah blah blah just like it was 2010-14. 

Nevertheless, I am happy that there are still some folks with the balls to push back against the targeting of no-KYC exchanges that's been so disgusting and Orwellian.  I wish 'em luck.