Honestly the reply you got was sort of justified. I find that when HN discusses crypto almost nobody has any idea what they are talking about. >The NYAG, in it

Honestly the reply you got was sort of justified. I find that when HN discusses crypto almost nobody has any idea what they are talking about. >The NYAG, in its original injunction, said they did not want to prevent Bitfinex or Tether from continuing operations, but did move to prevent Tether from lending any further funds to Bitfinex, a move Bitfinex opposed. I am not sure what evidence you are talking about, but if NYAG is satisfied then I am too. Also in the grand scheme of things Tether is irrelevant. There are bunch of stablecoins available these days. What is your complaint against binance? They are solvent, they don't liquidate people because they don't have margin trading enabled yet, they are opening a regulated US exchange in September. When they got hacked they've covered the loss themselves despite being unregulated. Of course Bitmex automatically liquidates people, what other option do they have? Collect KYC info and hire an of army of international debt collectors? You know your liquidation price before you open a position. If your position gets anywhere near it's because you are being an overleveraged gambler rather than a disciplined trader. It's 100% your fault. I've heard more complaints about Coinbase or Kraken not processing fiat withdrawals for months at a time, than I've heard about Binance or Bitmex doing anything wrong.