/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58309197
>Monero's been delisted?
Yup. Fedbois got to CZ & Binance. Not a bad thing though as they were being real shady with XMR.

>>54816013
If your stuff is in a cold wallet it's not on an exchange so you don't need to worry about exchanges going bust. Your coins are only at risk of this if you have them on an exchange.

>>53823372
I know someone that lives in the UK who uses Binance so that's how I found out about the staking "ban" (not sure which regulation it is that kicked in to trigger this change but neither of us can find anything), most UK banks will apparently block any attempts to buy crypto using a debit or credit card but some still allow deposits via bank transfer because there isn't really much they can do about a transfer request vs a transaction. It seems to be Binance they're targeting specifically though because if I remember right there was one of those G7 or whatever meetings a while back, and literally the day after, a bunch of countries' financial departments (including the UK) all started issuing warnings to banks / people about using Binance. For a few months after that it was almost physically impossible to get money into Binance from a UK bank account until they brought back bank transfers a while ago. That's been followed by Binance cucking to every regulation that's thrown at them.

>They're missing a gigantic trick there right because they actually developed crypto friendly accounts, they'd capture a huge chunk of a growing market.
This is how you know they're worried about crypto, post-brexit they could have positioned themselves as a crypto island with fast adoption, streamlining for normies and letting people's money work for them, instead they're doing everything they can to stop people getting as much of their money into crypto before they lock down access completely and inflate their fiat away.

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>>52308273
>some sucker comes and wipes away our life savings
>I'm not the sucker for giving them my life savings