Does anyone know if Binance can take care  of the 7,000 + lost btc by themselves, or are they going to need help from Justin Son. Also I heard somewhere that there #safu fund is in bnb. Can anyone confirm this?

I am happy today as finally the total Marketcap is now $200 billion, what can we expect from here?



https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/

Decentralized exchange is better and safer in many ways. However, on decentralized exchanges there is always a small trading volume compared to centralized exchanges, this is their main problem.

Everyone has the choice to provide or not your important details such as valid IDs, passport, drivers license.
To the wise people there, I know that you're not too greedy to take this $25 in exchange of those important details.

I don't think there is a huge difference between IEO and ICO. But now, IEO is more preferred by investors. That's because i think investors don't have too much confidence in ICOs anymore. Because recently, many ICOs have failed or turned into the scam. This situation led to the more preferable of IEOs organized by good exchanges.

I'm always first investigating the manager of the bounty campaign. Then I do a general research about the project. And finally I look at the ICO scores. Especially in a market where there are a lot of paused or canceled projects, we need to do this kind of researchs.

Dear Pundians, on May 11, we will execute Q1 2019 token removal. A total of approximately 14.5 billion tokens (7.5 billion #NPXS and 6.9 billion tokens #NPXSXEM) will be removed from the total supply.


https://twitter.com/PundiXLabs/status/1124628765827403776

One major difference is FX will have it's own blockchain. People are expecting FX will cross $1 because the supply is much lower. No both FX and NPXS will coexist.

Through Phishing it is possible, and maybe installing malicious applications or malware can affect your security for your wallet address to be stolen. What you need to do is to be careful on approving permission to an dapp.

In my opinion after reading the post, the 3 guys arrested have not committed any fraud. They sold the bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies through the will of their customers. At least, it was never reported that they stole the bitcoins, neither did they collect money from their customers without transferring the bitcoins. I expect the Bangladesh authorities to release them without any further charges. There is nothing illegal about their activities. Their government should also accept bitcoins.

Tether has went below $1 before and possibly it could go lower in future, but price action might continue to make it $1 as people believe that its supposed to be $1.

The news is vague, it's not clear if those people arrested only because they trade Bitcoin or also involved on another criminal activity.
Nevertheless, they've seen it coming since Bitcoin is illegal on Bangladesh.

Not only for a coin promotion, those exchanges may get benefits only by listing coins, as they may don't even care about those coins being traded or not, most of thse coins are a total scam.
Two of the main reasons to see this epidemic failure of most of them [exchange platforms] is to boost their rank in the coinmarketcap and attract more coins to get listed in their statistics [listing fees]. Sadly to say that the majority of those greeds are ready to deceive the community for a "win at all cost" strategy. Most horrifying information i got by searching about additional information is that only three exchanges were found to truthfully report their trading volumes, when all the others (about 88%) are all severely exaggerated according to a statistic made by BlockchainTransparency. This picture is terrifying: