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Just got a strange phone call claiming from Binance that there are two security devices added to my account.
"If this was you, please ignore... if not, press 1 to talk to customer support"
I hanged up right away because it's a scam.
The problem is how do they know my phone number? is there a data leak from Binance?
"If this was you, please ignore... if not, press 1 to talk to customer support"
I hanged up right away because it's a scam.
The problem is how do they know my phone number? is there a data leak from Binance?
The "USDT delist" rumor is a fake news
The cryptocurrency market is abuzz with speculation about the potential delisting of Tether’s USDT stablecoin from European Union exchanges as the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation comes into full effect on December 30, 2024. Let’s examine the veracity of these claims and their implications for the crypto ecosystem in this article.
Regulatory Context
The European Union’s MiCA regulation, which aims to establish a comprehensive framework for crypto-assets, has been a topic of intense discussion in the crypto community. The regulation imposes stringent requirements on stablecoin issuers, including the need for e-money licenses, independent reserves in recognized banks, and detailed disclosure obligations.
About the current status of USDT in Europe: despite widespread rumors and speculation, there has been no official announcement from European Union regulatory bodies regarding the mandatory delisting of USDT. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the primary regulatory agency overseeing the implementation of MiCA, has not issued any formal statement declaring USDT non-compliant with the new regulations.
Exchange Responses
The response from cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the EU has been varied. Coinbase, a major U.S.-based exchange, has proactively delisted USDT for its EU customers, citing compliance concerns with the upcoming MiCA requirements. However, other prominent exchanges such as Binance and Crypto.com continue to list USDT for EU clients, adopting a wait-and-see approach pending explicit guidance from regulators.
Full article is available in ETH Hub
https://ethh.net/news/2024216/
Regulatory Context
The European Union’s MiCA regulation, which aims to establish a comprehensive framework for crypto-assets, has been a topic of intense discussion in the crypto community. The regulation imposes stringent requirements on stablecoin issuers, including the need for e-money licenses, independent reserves in recognized banks, and detailed disclosure obligations.
About the current status of USDT in Europe: despite widespread rumors and speculation, there has been no official announcement from European Union regulatory bodies regarding the mandatory delisting of USDT. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the primary regulatory agency overseeing the implementation of MiCA, has not issued any formal statement declaring USDT non-compliant with the new regulations.
Exchange Responses
The response from cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the EU has been varied. Coinbase, a major U.S.-based exchange, has proactively delisted USDT for its EU customers, citing compliance concerns with the upcoming MiCA requirements. However, other prominent exchanges such as Binance and Crypto.com continue to list USDT for EU clients, adopting a wait-and-see approach pending explicit guidance from regulators.
Full article is available in ETH Hub
https://ethh.net/news/2024216/
Expected war in the middle east brings #MarketDownturn and $BTC will drop around $50,000. But it's a great time to grab cheap BTC.
The best timing to get into $BTC is any point below $70,000.
I have bought BTC when it's 30k, 40k and 60k -- there is no doubt that it will go back above 70,000 again.
I have bought BTC when it's 30k, 40k and 60k -- there is no doubt that it will go back above 70,000 again.
Is Day Trading Possible for Cryptos?
The short answer is: Yes.
The logical long answer: It's possible if your heart is strong enough for volatility, and it's better to go after the ones with big market cap, you know them all - $BTC $BNB $SOL etc. #Write2Earn
The short answer is: Yes.
The logical long answer: It's possible if your heart is strong enough for volatility, and it's better to go after the ones with big market cap, you know them all - $BTC $BNB $SOL etc. #Write2Earn
$BTC is stablly raising the value, I predict it will go to 50,000 somewhere during 2024.
Even $ETH that I hate so much is at rally.
Many things happen in the world that make me despise centralized monetary system. But don't get me wrong: traditional money will always stay, physically or digitally. But cryptos will be an undeniable currency that eventually everyone will have a wallet.
Even $ETH that I hate so much is at rally.
Many things happen in the world that make me despise centralized monetary system. But don't get me wrong: traditional money will always stay, physically or digitally. But cryptos will be an undeniable currency that eventually everyone will have a wallet.
Just like I mentioned before, $ETH is such a loser. Unless you have specific use, otherwise, avoid it and you will have a healthier portfolio.
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