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THE INTERNET IS A CIRCUS.
Many years have passed since those of us who witnessed the rise and evolution of the internet have grown tired of seeing all kinds of clowns who take over a useful platform to turn it into a showcase for their own ego and incompetence.
We saw it with Facebook, with Instagram, and even with LinkedIn.
Some sites are saved, at least partially, like Reddit or 4chan, but now it's Binance's turn.
Due to the possibility of earning a few dirty cents for posting almost anything, we find 300 posts a day telling incredible tall tales, possibly generated by AI, and published without even checking the coherence of the data, with formulas like "10*15.2=150000"
Are you going to give them your miserable like?
Follow me if you want, we'll see what content I publish (in my country, no earnings are offered for posting).
It could be good, critical, or bad… but it will be real.
Many years have passed since those of us who witnessed the rise and evolution of the internet have grown tired of seeing all kinds of clowns who take over a useful platform to turn it into a showcase for their own ego and incompetence.
We saw it with Facebook, with Instagram, and even with LinkedIn.
Some sites are saved, at least partially, like Reddit or 4chan, but now it's Binance's turn.
Due to the possibility of earning a few dirty cents for posting almost anything, we find 300 posts a day telling incredible tall tales, possibly generated by AI, and published without even checking the coherence of the data, with formulas like "10*15.2=150000"
Are you going to give them your miserable like?
Follow me if you want, we'll see what content I publish (in my country, no earnings are offered for posting).
It could be good, critical, or bad… but it will be real.
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This can only benefit you. It makes no sense for a theoretically stable asset to be backed 1:1 with a fiat currency and there is no guarantee that there are 10000$ for 10000 tokens
BREAKING: USDT to Be Illegal in Europe in 4 Days! Are You Prepared?
In a stunning turn of events, the European Union (EU) is set to impose a ban on the use of USDT (Tether), the world’s largest stablecoin by market capitalization, within its jurisdiction. The ban, set to take effect in just four days, stems from new regulatory measures under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, which seeks to establish tighter control and transparency in the cryptocurrency industry. Here's what this means and how you can prepare.
Why Is USDT Being Banned?
The EU’s MiCA regulation, which comes into full effect on December 31, 2024, introduces strict compliance standards for all stablecoin issuers. These include:
Full transparency of reserves backing the stablecoin.
Adherence to anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) measures.
Registration and approval from relevant EU authorities.
Tether Limited, the issuer of USDT, has faced scrutiny over its reserve disclosures and compliance practices. While some stablecoins, like USD Coin (USDC), have actively sought compliance with MiCA, Tether has not provided sufficient evidence to meet the regulatory demands. This has led EU regulators to declare that USDT will no longer be legally supported within European markets.
What Will Happen to USDT in Europe?
1. Delisting from European Exchanges
Major European cryptocurrency exchanges are expected to delist USDT to comply with the new regulations. This could severely impact liquidity and trading pairs involving USDT.
2. Restricted Use in Transactions
Businesses and individuals in the EU will no longer be able to legally use USDT for payments, savings, or trading.
3. Increased Scrutiny for Non-Compliant Platforms
Platforms that continue to offer USDT after the ban may face penalties, fines, or even operational bans.
How Will This Affect Crypto Users?
Market Volatility: The removal of USDT from European markets could trigger significant price swings as traders rush to liquidate their holdings or move to alternative stablecoins.
Higher Costs: Users may face increased transaction fees when converting USDT to other compliant stablecoins like USDC or DAI.
Limited Options: Certain trading pairs and decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols reliant on USDT may become inaccessible to EU-based users.
How to Prepare
If you are an EU-based cryptocurrency user or investor, here are steps you can take to safeguard your assets:
1. Convert USDT to Compliant Alternatives
Switch to stablecoins that meet MiCA requirements, such as USDC, which has already announced its compliance with EU regulations.
2. Withdraw to Fiat or Non-EU Platforms
Consider withdrawing your funds to a bank account or a cryptocurrency platform outside the EU to avoid complications.
3. Monitor Regulatory Updates
Stay informed by following updates from your preferred exchange or financial authority to understand how the ban may evolve.
4. Diversify Your Holdings
Explore other compliant cryptocurrencies or digital assets to reduce reliance on a single stablecoin.
Broader Implications
The EU's move to ban USDT underscores the increasing regulatory scrutiny on the crypto industry worldwide. While MiCA aims to create a safer and more transparent ecosystem for investors, critics argue that such regulations could stifle innovation and limit access to decentralized financial tools.
As the clock ticks down to the ban’s enforcement, it is crucial for crypto users in Europe to act swiftly. Whether this marks a turning point for stablecoins or a temporary setback remains to be seen, but the impact will undoubtedly ripple through global markets.
Stay prepared and stay informed!
#Crypto2025Trends #Binance
Why Is USDT Being Banned?
The EU’s MiCA regulation, which comes into full effect on December 31, 2024, introduces strict compliance standards for all stablecoin issuers. These include:
Full transparency of reserves backing the stablecoin.
Adherence to anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) measures.
Registration and approval from relevant EU authorities.
Tether Limited, the issuer of USDT, has faced scrutiny over its reserve disclosures and compliance practices. While some stablecoins, like USD Coin (USDC), have actively sought compliance with MiCA, Tether has not provided sufficient evidence to meet the regulatory demands. This has led EU regulators to declare that USDT will no longer be legally supported within European markets.
What Will Happen to USDT in Europe?
1. Delisting from European Exchanges
Major European cryptocurrency exchanges are expected to delist USDT to comply with the new regulations. This could severely impact liquidity and trading pairs involving USDT.
2. Restricted Use in Transactions
Businesses and individuals in the EU will no longer be able to legally use USDT for payments, savings, or trading.
3. Increased Scrutiny for Non-Compliant Platforms
Platforms that continue to offer USDT after the ban may face penalties, fines, or even operational bans.
How Will This Affect Crypto Users?
Market Volatility: The removal of USDT from European markets could trigger significant price swings as traders rush to liquidate their holdings or move to alternative stablecoins.
Higher Costs: Users may face increased transaction fees when converting USDT to other compliant stablecoins like USDC or DAI.
Limited Options: Certain trading pairs and decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols reliant on USDT may become inaccessible to EU-based users.
How to Prepare
If you are an EU-based cryptocurrency user or investor, here are steps you can take to safeguard your assets:
1. Convert USDT to Compliant Alternatives
Switch to stablecoins that meet MiCA requirements, such as USDC, which has already announced its compliance with EU regulations.
2. Withdraw to Fiat or Non-EU Platforms
Consider withdrawing your funds to a bank account or a cryptocurrency platform outside the EU to avoid complications.
3. Monitor Regulatory Updates
Stay informed by following updates from your preferred exchange or financial authority to understand how the ban may evolve.
4. Diversify Your Holdings
Explore other compliant cryptocurrencies or digital assets to reduce reliance on a single stablecoin.
Broader Implications
The EU's move to ban USDT underscores the increasing regulatory scrutiny on the crypto industry worldwide. While MiCA aims to create a safer and more transparent ecosystem for investors, critics argue that such regulations could stifle innovation and limit access to decentralized financial tools.
As the clock ticks down to the ban’s enforcement, it is crucial for crypto users in Europe to act swiftly. Whether this marks a turning point for stablecoins or a temporary setback remains to be seen, but the impact will undoubtedly ripple through global markets.
Stay prepared and stay informed!
#Crypto2025Trends #Binance
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How long are you going to endure your $BNB for the $BIO pool?
The return is practically absurd for the risk of the price volatility of BNB, even if you had bought BNB at 500.
In my opinion, it's a good time to sell BNB, nearing $700, and buy back at the end of the launchpool, when it will be sold off en masse by all those who expected some kind of black magic to turn the airdrop token into the new miracle.
Even if it came out at $1/BIO, about 1% of the investment in BNB is being distributed.
How much do you think BNB will FALL after the launchpool?
I think I will be able to buy back at 610~625.
#launchpool #BNBPrediction
The return is practically absurd for the risk of the price volatility of BNB, even if you had bought BNB at 500.
In my opinion, it's a good time to sell BNB, nearing $700, and buy back at the end of the launchpool, when it will be sold off en masse by all those who expected some kind of black magic to turn the airdrop token into the new miracle.
Even if it came out at $1/BIO, about 1% of the investment in BNB is being distributed.
How much do you think BNB will FALL after the launchpool?
I think I will be able to buy back at 610~625.
#launchpool #BNBPrediction
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I would sell doges. A bit more than what I invested at least (I would actually sell 30~50% of the total).
To buy, wait, there is always a hype of speculators at the end of the year.
To buy, wait, there is always a hype of speculators at the end of the year.
I am new to Binance, years ago I bought Dogecoin on May 19, 2021 for around 110, Dogecoin I don't remember the price but it was no more than 4 dollars I don't remember well I had it in a private wallet, I see that my investment has already risen to 35 dollars, I bought other coins can you give me your point of view #Dogecoin #pepe⚡
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The price is the same.
Exchanges charge a fee for each transaction. In the crypto world, it is charged separately, although some markets charge 'splits' (like in stock exchanges)
Exchanges charge a fee for each transaction. In the crypto world, it is charged separately, although some markets charge 'splits' (like in stock exchanges)
Because on this page the value that $BTTC is greater than here on BINANCE, could someone explain this doubt I have?
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The treasury can only charge for the tangible benefits you have, that is, when it arrives in your bank in the form of fiat.
The millionaires use that to avoid paying, but with stocks.
The millionaires use that to avoid paying, but with stocks.
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