MEXC is under scrutiny by the US Treasury Department for allegedly involving $16.7 billion in suspicious transactions. This isn't about $16.7 billion being stolen, but rather the scale of transactions involved in the regulatory investigation. What exchanges fear most isn't a market crash, but a collapse of trust. Is centralization really that difficult? Users entrust their assets to platforms, only to be met with countless questions. What happens to users when the platform has problems? Who is responsible for the safety of their funds? Exchanges control the assets, but users may not have any control. It's too difficult.