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$ETH Gas, it is worse than intestinal gas, I got 10 ZK that I can claim and it is not on BSC but on Ethereum and funding my wallet would take withdrawing 35 dollars worth of ETH, then from those 35 dollars I have to deduct the 10.75 dollar gas fee and to claim I have to deduct a 12.35 dollar ETH gas fee. So, to get 10 $ZK (which ammount to 30 dollars), I have to spend aprox 23 dollars. Then, If I want to transfer those tokens to Binance to sell or swap, the gas fee would be over 12 more dollars. So much for an Airdrop!!! Shall I let them ROT and let the 29 days pass and lose them? #unfair #airdrop #zkairdrop Can anyone help me? What can I do?
Why Doesn't Binance Show Buying Price of Crypto to anyone ? If Someone want to sell.
Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, doesn't explicitly display the buying price of cryptocurrencies for several reasons:
1. Market volatility: Cryptocurrency prices fluctuate rapidly, making it challenging to display an accurate buying price.
2. Real-time pricing: Prices change in real-time, and displaying a static buying price might not reflect the current market rate.
3. Trading pairs: Binance offers multiple trading pairs (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC). Displaying a single buying price would be misleading.
4. User understanding: Binance assumes users understand cryptocurrency trading and can interpret price charts and order books.
5. Regulatory compliance: Avoiding potential regulatory issues by not providing investment advice or guaranteed prices.
Instead, Binance provides:
1. Real-time price charts only
2. Order books (bid/ask prices)
3. Last traded price
4. 24-hour price change
Users can analyze this information to make informed trading decisions.
#unfair #Binance #LackinBinance #NoInfo
Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, doesn't explicitly display the buying price of cryptocurrencies for several reasons:
1. Market volatility: Cryptocurrency prices fluctuate rapidly, making it challenging to display an accurate buying price.
2. Real-time pricing: Prices change in real-time, and displaying a static buying price might not reflect the current market rate.
3. Trading pairs: Binance offers multiple trading pairs (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC). Displaying a single buying price would be misleading.
4. User understanding: Binance assumes users understand cryptocurrency trading and can interpret price charts and order books.
5. Regulatory compliance: Avoiding potential regulatory issues by not providing investment advice or guaranteed prices.
Instead, Binance provides:
1. Real-time price charts only
2. Order books (bid/ask prices)
3. Last traded price
4. 24-hour price change
Users can analyze this information to make informed trading decisions.
#unfair #Binance #LackinBinance #NoInfo