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Snapshot Window: 2026-07-10 10:10 UTC ยท โ† Back to Crypto Overview

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Total Engagement - Comments: 3, Retweets: 5, Likes: 11, Impressions: 1502

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Since the users have provided a chain of evidence, why doesn't Gate reveal the backend verification process data? Both sides just need to compare notes, and this matter would be crystal clear. If Gate keeps refusing to release the backend data, then the risk of

The image presents backend verification data from Gate.io (a cryptocurrency exchange) contradicting a user's claim of not having completed facial recognition, showing specific details from July 4, 2026, including time (19:44 UTC+8), IP address (42.200.39.1XX), device (iPhone 14 OS 16.X.X), high KYC match score, automatic model review, and retained video/photo evidence.

This evidence log relates to the post by demonstrating that the exchange has indeed provided concrete backend data (timestamps, device info, biometric verification results) that allegedly proves the user did perform facial recognition, supporting the implication that Gate's transparency hinges on whether this technical data should satisfy the user's demand for verification or whether further disclosure is warranted.

AI visual note: The image presents backend verification data from Gate.io (a cryptocurrency exchange) contradicting a user's claim of not having completed facial recognition, showing specific details from July 4, 2026, including time (19:44 UTC+8), IP address (42.200.39.1XX), device (iPhone 14 OS 16.X.X), high KYC match score, automatic model review, and retained video/photo evidence. This evidence log relates to the post by demonstrating that the exchange has indeed provided concrete backend data (timestamps, device info, biometric verification results) that allegedly proves the user did perform facial recognition, supporting the implication that Gate's transparency hinges on whether this technical data should satisfy the user's demand for verification or whether further disclosure is warranted.

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