⚠️ In recent months, the cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has come under increasing scrutiny for a surge in account freezes and withdrawal restrictions, often without clear or valid justification. Reports from multiple high-net-worth users suggest that balances in the seven and eight-figure range have been especially targeted. It raises serious questions about the exchange’s solvency and operational integrity. Their excuses are baseless and inconsistent. Customer support channels appear ineffective, providing only automated, repetitive replies without meaningful resolution. Their higher management, fairly new, is completely unresponsive, unwilling to correct these abuses. There’s something deeply off about MEXC. They seem to be digging their own grave, acting as if no legal or reputational consequences will ever catch up with them, or perhaps as if they already know they’ll eventually collapse [?] and are simply milking as much as they can before that happens. The pace and nature of MEXC’s account freezes resemble the warning signs typically associated with pyramid or Ponzi schemes: prioritizing new inflows, restricting outflows, and avoiding accountability. While we can’t say definitively that it is one, the pattern is too blatant to ignore.