2026-01-09 20:31:03

I hovered over the confirmation button on ZAMA's KYC verification page for half an hour. My finger hovered over the confirm button in front of the screen, but I never had the courage to click it. This hesitation before on-chain identity verification is something many users involved in new projects can understand—the conflicting feelings. Every step of the KYC process tests the participant's resolve. #ZAMA

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SerumDegen

· 16h ago

half hour finger hovering over a button lol, that's just cascade liquidation psychology but make it regulatory. been there, the on-chain signal screams "go" but ur brain's running whale watching mode on urself. capitulation energy

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WhaleWatcher

· 23h ago

Half an hour? I just didn't click, privacy first. KYC, to put it simply, is a trade-off—convenience vs. freedom, always a dilemma. For those who clicked, how are things now? Any feedback? If you ask me, ZAMA's process design is indeed a bit tedious.

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TestnetScholar

· 23h ago

Haha, I didn't click for half an hour, so I just snapped it. Anyway, all the information is on the chain. Whether to click or not depends on your confidence in the project. Hesitation is a sign of losing money. KYC is something you'll have to face sooner or later. Instead of hesitating, it's better to just go for it. I've also been stuck before, and I realized later that I was just betting on whether the project team is reliable. What are you afraid of? Anyway, you're already here.

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LiquidityLarry

· 23h ago

Haha, I didn't click for half an hour, and I just filled it out all at once... It's actually not that big of a deal. KYC stuff, what's there to fuss about? Anyway, you'll have to go through it sooner or later. Hovering over the button or whatever, I only do that right before placing an order. Honestly, it's just a mental barrier; once you break through it, you're good to go.

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