Well, it’s mostly because of the laws. The US has pretty strict rules about crypto trading, and Bybit hasn’t got the proper licenses to work there legally. So, to avoid any legal headaches, they just block US users from signing up or trading on their platform. It’s also about following things like aRead more
Well, it’s mostly because of the laws. The US has pretty strict rules about crypto trading, and Bybit hasn’t got the proper licenses to work there legally. So, to avoid any legal headaches, they just block US users from signing up or trading on their platform.
It’s also about following things like anti-money laundering and know-your-customer rules, which can be tricky and costly if you don’t do them right. Bybit decided it’s safer to not deal with US customers at all.
Some folks try to get around this with VPNs, but that’s risky and goes against Bybit’s policies. If you get caught, you could lose access or worse.
If you’re in the US and want to trade, it’s smarter to use exchanges that are approved for US residents, like Coinbase or Kraken.
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On November 17, 2025, two U.S. states — Delaware and Oregon — are adding universal opt-out requirements. This means people in those states can use a browser signal like GPC (Global Privacy Control) to tell websites “don’t use my data for targeted ads.” What will Google do? Google will automaticallyRead more
On November 17, 2025, two U.S. states — Delaware and Oregon — are adding universal opt-out requirements.
This means people in those states can use a browser signal like GPC (Global Privacy Control) to tell websites “don’t use my data for targeted ads.”
What will Google do?
See lessGoogle will automatically read that signal and switch those users into Restricted Data Processing (RDP) mode.
Basically, Google reduces how much personal data it uses for ads whenever it detects an opt-out signal from those states.