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[Anonymous No.12609731]

It's fucking happening

[Anonymous No.12609740]

wat

[Anonymous No.12609743]

[Anonymous No.12609745]

>>12609731
even if true what does it matter? at this point its not like there's a bunch of normies wanting to buy crypto, but unable to, it's that no one fucking wants it because its a proven scam/ponzi.

but ya sure "HAPPENING!!!" lol

[Anonymous No.12609750]

>>12609731
this is, unironically, bad for crypto

[Anonymous No.12609780]

>>12609731
Nothing new here, they’re using simplex as a third party.

All you had to do before was give simplex your Binance wallet address and they’d deposit within a half hour

[Anonymous No.12609791]

>>12609750
>>12609745
They are just preparing for the run in the next years you brainlets. No, there won't be a million new buy orders tomorrow, but making it easier to access crypto is unironically a good thing. Just imagined what levels shitcoins could have reached if people could have bought them directly on binance with their credit card instead of buying btc on coinbase, sending btc via some cryptic address to binance and buy the shitcoin of the month there.

[Anonymous No.12609792]

>>12609731

this is only bullish for worthless erc20 shitcoins

[Anonymous No.12609800]

Binance is literally going to take over the world

[Anonymous No.12609858]

Inb4 this gets shut down because of Monero

[Anonymous No.12609886]

>>12609800
bizonacci knew
https://youtu.be/DelF6zEHXpE

[Anonymous No.12609916]

Binance just ate everyone's lunch and dinner. Coinbase, you fucked up.

[Anonymous No.12609957]

Yea it's through 3rd party Simplix, who only provide ETH and BTC.

[Anonymous No.12610009]

imagine all the credit card debt about to dissapear in crypto

[Anonymous No.12610171]

>>12610009
Credit card debt is tied to a name. It wont disappear. Unless you're talking about people getting their credit cards stolen and used on Binance, but debt erasing there relies on the hope that the bank wont just hold you liable anyway, or that they wont be able to trace transactions and pull the identity of the actual buyer from Binance.
A much bigger worry is the amount of people more easily buying monero and then using it for untraceable transactions after the fact.

[Anonymous No.12610244]

>>12609731
Kek nice fees chink

[Anonymous No.12610279]

credit card is safu

[Anonymous No.12610280]

>>12609916
Good, fuck coinbase, money grubbing goldman sachs scumbags

I hope youre reading this you bald fuck

[Anonymous No.12610298]

>>12610280
Use bitmex

[Anonymous No.12610300]

>>12610280
Free limit orders you pleb

[Anonymous No.12610340]

>>12610298
ur a faggot

[Anonymous No.12610355]

How much are the fees though? Cuckbase takes 5%, anything more than 1% is useless

[Anonymous No.12610990]

>>12610280
EUcucks assemble.
Binance Jersey has a fixed 8 euro deposit and 20 euro withdrawal fees on top of the variable "transaction fee" for sending your shit to Binance Jersey (currently 0,0005BTC). Depending on how much that 0.0005BTC changes with BTC's price you could end up paying little more than the fixed fee or a lot more.
Consider that moving from Binance to Binance Jersey also has a withdrawal fee of 0.0005BTC, so it's 0.001BTC plus 20 euro to withdraw and 0.0005BTC plus 8 euro to deposit, assuming you are trading shitcoins and need to move between the two (currently it would cost ~25 eur to withdraw and ~10 to deposit).
Coinbase is cheaper assuming SEPA deposit and withdrawal and use of Coinbase Pro for crypto/fiat and vice versa. But I'm not sure if EUR withdrawal is % based and thus costs more(1.49% if over 200 eur). Otherwise it's 0.15 eur for a SEPA out and that's about it.
Considering only the cheapest solutions for both.

EUcucks confirm?