We can't compare a corporation,that exists for about 15+ years with a crypto trading platform,that was founded back in 2017.
Why not?
The numbers would favor Binance quite heavily as people do multiple trades daily on Binance, selling and buying, I would assume people that buy coins at Paypal are not that many daily traders as more like holders. Besides, what are we comparing here, a company that existed for 15+ years as you say, and managed to stay in the same country with a thing that fled from HK to Japan to Malta to nowhere and whose whole business in the US is a virtual office and a Delaware license? In a normal world, there should be no competition between those two.
Just as expected. Some people didn't expect PayPal to perform well on their crypto sector because of the current lack of crypto deposits and withdrawals. This is just enough proof that people don't care about self-custody and self sovereignty, but mostly just the investment factor.
Yeah, and 98,7% of the people on Linux forums don't understand why people use windows, bitcoiners are always biased and they try to imagine that the whole world is running based on the same principles they are using in their daily life. Paypal managed to bring something new, a way to buy coins with ease, keep them safe for you, no need for wallets or other things, and no need for an extra account. I can't wait for their report next year's, they will have to publish some numbers, it's going to be pretty interesting to see how many coins they hold.
