/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56206459
Targeted by the SEC? SEC is the problem not the Binance company

>>56206459
Justin said they'll cover its losses.

>>56206789
Are you sure?

>>56206459
Binance is losing costumers. Will there be a comeback for FTX?

>>56206459
STFU

>>56206789
8m is nothing if you understand it

Ari and team are busy poking holes in the whole space to herd everyone in the space toward the only solution

>>56206459
Are we dead?

>>56206459
Pajeets never learn

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>>56206459
Not your keys not your coins

>>56206459
bullrun no more

>>56206459
There's something you don't understand.

>>56206459
?????

>>56206459
Withdraw all your shitcoins in CEX

>>56206459
Crying babies.

>hacks

They're cashing out you fools

>>56206459
What to do now?

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>>56206459
There will never be safe

>>56206459
Crypto is a ponzi

>>56206459
Are we dead?!

>>56206459
Follow CZ and you'll see what happens. FUD. Remember this ' 4 '

>>56206459
>WHO IS HE?

>>56206459
cringe

>>56206820
I heard that

>>56207641
I can't tell for this

>>56206459
Use binance i have no issues with it

>>56206459
Justin Sun is one of the biggest holders of XRP and TRON. I think he will be okay losing 8 million dollars

>>56208245
I dislike the SEC targeting Binance and the constant FUD. If Binance fails, it could impact BTC and altcoins. Yeah, I know there are regulated alternatives, but Binance is a major player.

>>56209182
You will never know because people starting to panic already and withdrawing is possible even if binance is big

>>56209135
8m is like 0.1 dollar for him

>>56209182
There will be no alternative

>>56209261
I understand anything can happen, but I don't want to see Binance crash because it would affect us all.
>>56209339
I know of regulated platforms that are safe for storing assets, but some prefer self-custody.

>>56209353
There is no guaranteed as safe you moron

>>56209353
CryptoCOM, GEMINI, ROBINHOOD, KRAKEN, BITTREX . THANKS ME LATER

>>56209182
The scenario is far from perfect, especially with the widespread use of Binance cards. But yes, there are viable alternatives. I would recommend PayPal, Tap, or Revolut, they might offer a better solution.

>>56209458
CryptoCOM, are you for real? Are you seriously interested in that hefty 4.5% fee they charge when there are fintech options out there with zero fees? It makes me wonder if you're in the know.

>>56209458
I would say yes for crypto and gemini based on personal experiences.
>>56209492
I think what works for you is better since people have different preferences when it comes to using services, especially if those services offer good benefits.
>>56209542
From which one are you referring? Is it for deposit fees, withdrawal fees or trading fees? Be clear jeet

>>56209492
Binance remains the best?

>>56209573
Stay away if fees are high

>>56209182
Regulations are a necessary tool to keep bad actors in check within the crypto world. Binance is too risky, Faggot.

>>56209261
Kek, I withdrew my funds and moved them to the first crypto app that uses Mastercard.

>>56209664
Lower fees are a big factor, but it's not just about the fees you're after; it's also about how secure and reliable the service you're using is.
>>56209700
I think they may have a bias against CZ because of his Chinese background. In business, personal feelings should not play a role, but their actions are quite evident. Hopefully, they will be able to resolve the case soon.

>>56209735
First? You're the first idiot lol wake up jeets

>>56209458
Jeet, Cryptocom charges 1% loading fees; Tap loading fee is free; Gemini charges 1.99%. The choice is obvious.

>>56209763
While some make jokes of Jeets, I'm seizing the opportunity and acquiring XTP, Matic, and Rio.

>>56209816
It's not much

>>56209573
When it comes to services, especially if they come with enticing perks. It's like finding that perfect match!
>>56209573
I mean, do we really need clarity here? It's like trying to explain rocket science to a potato. Fees are high, dude. Dig deeper into options, you might find some hidden treasure.
>>56209652
Are you telling me?

>>56209664
Some folks just love burning cash, I guess. There's a wide world out there, and I've already dug up the gems. Rolling in the good stuff now!

>>56209816
People are smart enough to choose the best option. I would also prefer Mastercard over AMEX and Discover since Mastercard has a wider reach compared to the other two.

>>56209700
If binance fails crypto is over know this and grow up
>>56209735
Spill the beans, anon! How much did they hit you with as charges? By the way, it seems like almost every fintech out there is offering crypto debit cards these days.

>>56209956
MasterCard is widely used compared to Rupay and countless ATM cards. All cards come with their own set of benefits. It also matters which bank or fintech is the issuer of the debit ATM card, which adds to the benefits.

>>56209881
I think many are going for secure and cost-effective ones, but funny enough, most jeet aren't aware that some offer far less than what they use. I often use Swissborg until I discover a better option that offers a lower fee.

>>56210031
Mastercard is not an ATM card; instead, it's a payment network that offers credit, debit, and other card services. Learn how to distinguish between them kek.
>>56210058
I'm disappointed with swissborg and revolut for many reasons.

>>56209816
I'm curious. How can they sustain without any fees? There could be hidden costs, let's not overlook that possibility.

>>56210090
You're absolutely right. I'm saying this based on financial network providers. Get that. I think most institutions prefer to use Mastercard over others, and in some countries, the use of a visa is banned while in others, it is often given to users with low credit scores.

>>56210090
>I'm disappointed with swissborg and revolut for many reasons.


Which are? I'd like to know why.

>>56210058
Swissborg is sh*t compared to its close competitors, Anon. The app that's listed and licensed by GFSC offers me lower fees.

>>56210058
People stick to what they know until they explore better options. Everyone's journey in this crypto world is unique.

>>56210190
By using the Tap2Tap feature, smartfags can enjoy fee free and unlimited money transfers.

>>56207679
Crypto has now become a joke, I'm wondering how tf you all want to get mass adoption, the only solution to this constant hack will be quantum resistant blockchain like QAN

>>56210255
SwissBorg is licensed and regulated, their CHSB token allows access to various benefits within so wtf are you saying

>>56210190
I don't think it's entirely fee-free for every transaction. There will still be fees, but it may not be high comparable to other platforms. For example, in the newly added MetaMask sell features, you can sell crypto to fiat for a 9% fee, which I find unfavorable. Be wise in choosing services anon.

>>56209956
Bitfinex might be another option. They're partnered with XTP supported Fintech to provide the Bitfinex debit card.

>>56210255
The only thing awful about it is their fee, but I think their fee is quite considerable compared to others, but regardless, I prefer a better option.

>>56210265
Not just with crypto but also with fintech. The only issue with the one I'm using is that it's not available in some areas, especially Asia. If they can work on getting licensed in this area to function, it'd be better.

>>56210323
You're a retarded Fag. He highlighted that they offer him lower and more favorable fees compared to Swissborg. What's your point?

>>56210330
9%!? Wtf

>>56210426
You're just speculating

>>56210550
I'm not, retard. Sending funds is quite easy when dealing with someone who has an account. Currency exchange basically has a low fee, unlike PayPal and other fintechs that offer 3% fee for that.

>>56210468
That's the recent complaints since they announced the new feature. I prefer sticking to what I'm using because selling crypto to fiat is instant, and the exchange rates are favorable. No hidden fees.

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>>56209871
Jokes on you

>>56210395
Good point anon, seamless on-ramping of fiat for the lowest fees would be preferred. Especially when you can link your bank account and enjoy convenience.

>>56210254
Maybe the hidden fees are one of em.

>>56210872
Tears are common for users who decide to store assets in a non-compliant exchange. I only trade on licensed and compliant Fintech platforms in the space for my crypto needs.

>>56206459
8M. Wow.

It was probably just Huobi raising funds to keep the lights on.

>>56210308
>mass adoption
Crypto is literally just a beanie baby craze same with NFTs lmao. Only BTC and at the most ETH will survive, everything else is a ponzi.

>>56213702
BTC is sure to survive for years or at least till the halving is over. More reason why I maintain my DCA for the crypto on Tap which is fully compliant with low transaction fees.

>>56210265
I guess we learn everyday.

>>56213079
It could get boring real quick.

>>56209542
who has the smallest fees for trading on margin perpetual ? (without the fees of leverage or with it idk) I want to know who as the smallest fees to bot trades the most volume possible, so the perfect answer would take also the leverage fees into account. huobi take something like 0.3 $ on 5k$ open and close position, only as a maker. it's kind of huge. with my model only half of the gain would be for me ( in the better cases, only by taking the fees to trade in the usdt-m perpetual pool, not the leverage fees) so I would work for them a little too much.
does the benefits of huobi end to the ccp?

>>56210747
3% is a lot though, especially when you're sending large sums of money. Fintech companies with lower fees or even zero charge on app-to-app transfers are a better choice.

>>56212567
That's another valid point. Some have a fee of up to 8%–9% for fiat ramping.

That's crazy

>>56213079
Kind of

>>56216001
?

>>56216001
Cost-effectiveness is key. Reminds me of Tap which has low exchange rates and no hidden fees.

>>56213511
I thought Huobi changed their name to something else.

>>56210550
As it should be

>>56209700
The truth can be bitter most times, I only use a Fintech app licensed and listed by GFSC for my crypto needs.

>>56215411
Make it better then

>>56216367
Sounds like BS

>>56209458
Kraken has been my choice for years, but now I've switched to an all-in-one Fintech platform which is compliant and available in 45+ countries.

>>56214269
Knowledge is power as they say

>>56210300
No doubt anon, I'm planning to switch to the Titanium plan for its free exchange fees.

>>56217240
Damn

>>56210747
With tap2tap features, Anons got a chance to send and receive funds for free; I'm not retarded either.

>>56213476
I'm using fintech that's licensed and regulated by the Gibraltar FSC for my financial needs, Fag.