Binance

Is Binance the next FTX? Does this happen in any other free market when a coin issued by an exchange can buy its next biggest competitor 5 times over? Coinbase market cap is 7.55B and BNB is @ 43B? I get that Coinbase is mostly US and Binance is mostly rest of US. But does this even make sense if not for obvious price manipulation at catastrophic levels? Can anyone explain this to me as totally I’m missing something?

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/106r90u/binance/

Just a reminder

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Crypto exchange Huobi to cut staff 20% in 'bear market'

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BTC on exchanges since 1st Apr 2022, just before the deleveraging dominos started falling. Note, Bitfinex parent company also owns Tether.... Fake it till you make it.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/105zyhg/btc_on_exchanges_since_1st_apr_2022_just_before/

Cost of fiat transaction fees are becoming a nuisance to people. Once people understand that bitcoin will be the cheapest way to transact, that is what will drive adoption.

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If you have been a victim of FTX fraud then you need to contact USA Department of justice

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If a wallet is created with a passphrase, what happens if it is recovered to a platform that does not support passphrases?

Title pretty much.

My current hardware wallet does not support passphrases but I am looking to get one that does. Anyway, does the passphrase just apply all across the blockchain?

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