Personally, I don't see anything strange about what is happening, regulatory actions will escalate as more people stay on a platform and then Binance will fail to break away from regulatory restrictions. This is not to deny that the platform is trying to hide a lot of things, yet they are trying to impose identity verification procedures on users.
Also, the withdrawal limits are the same. When the price of bitcoin was 5000, the limits were 2 bitcoin, now the limits are the same if the price goes up.
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The other forum user Tash created a thread about binance too.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-will-happen-to-binance-5353363
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HufsDhSm834
"Everyone is resigning from binance."
Apparently, no developed country wants to do business with binance and they have nowhere else to go.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-will-happen-to-binance-5353363
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HufsDhSm834
"Everyone is resigning from binance."
Apparently, no developed country wants to do business with binance and they have nowhere else to go.
Clarification on your post OP.
I don't see what's the bad news about this:
I'm guessing SEPA is like a network of banks, like we have in Asia, where you can deposit instantly for member banks? So if they're saying the can allow deposits, what's bad about that?
Also, did they suspend withdrawals to the same network?
I don't see what's the bad news about this:
Binance announced that, for reasons beyond their control, it would accept euro deposits through the SEPA payment system, saying that this limitation is temporary.
I'm guessing SEPA is like a network of banks, like we have in Asia, where you can deposit instantly for member banks? So if they're saying the can allow deposits, what's bad about that?
Also, did they suspend withdrawals to the same network?
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