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Clients who purchased monero (XMR) with their own funds and withdrew it received an email asking for their employer, source of funds, and intended use of the coins.
Arjun Sethi stated that these emails, sent from a monero-related address, were issued by his organization and described them as incorrect. He explained what happened and noted that there was no rule requiring such inquiries.
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Sethi has previously advocated for the use of agents, self-directed AI, and crypto as protective tools for individuals facing potential exploitation by banks or governments, as described in a recent article. His comments on monero-related client emails come after these earlier calls for increased safeguards. The latest statements clarify that there is no formal rule requiring the information requests sent to users.