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December 20, 2022, 11:25:50 PM
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In recent times, especially after the fall of FTX, there has been a lot of scare about exchangers. FTX is one of the remarkable exchangers. When such institutions go bankrupt, it is natural for investors to lose confidence in almost all exchanges, including Binance. Already we are seeing some big investors withdrawing their assets from the exchange. If this situation does not improve, the number of investors will continue to decrease and the exchanges will be in danger.
Investors should never leave their coins on exchanges, it should be on their noncustodial wallet instead, preferably cold wallet or hardware wallet which are safer.

That is how it do starts, that people will be withdrawing their money from an exchange that can lead to collapse of the exchange, but the amount withdrawn on Binance is still not significant enough and Binance daily trading volume is still very high which is over 39 billion in 24 hours now, but I saw it dropped from over 50 billion last week. I do not still think this could bring down Binance because nothing yet that is enough to bring Binance down to be point of collapse and insolvency.

There are some executives at several major crypto firms do not think Binance is headed for bankruptcy. They believe that Binance is still very strong. They say Binance holds large stores of bitcoins and liquid assets. As a result, it would be wrong to call it on the verge of bankruptcy. Moreover, Binance owner Changpeng Zhao himself said that Binance has the power to overcome any crypto winter. Consequently it goes without saying that Binance is still a strong exchange.
Binance is centralized and just a business, it is better to avoid what could happen to your coins if it collapse. I am not saying Binance would collapse though, but we should always leave all these sweet talks about centralized platforms that could let our coins to be lost. Only trading funds which is low should be left on an exchange.

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December 20, 2022, 11:55:33 PM
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Binance could fall, but not yet. I disagree with CZ's warning to the US authorities that if they're prosecuted the whole crypto market will fall. It's quite impossible for everything to fall alongside binance if it collapses anytime. The only effect is the fall in price, yet the market will progress with or without binance. The exchange is too large with many traders across the global, but the truth is anything can happen in cryptocurrency. That's why users must not only diversify their assets, trading with different exchanges is recommended to reduce or minimize high rate of traders utillizing 1 exchange. So that the market won't depend deeply on one exchange like Binance. Which may cause big losses to the market if they get prosecuted or collapses.

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December 21, 2022, 01:02:15 AM
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First off, Binance could collapse, prosecuted or not. FUD or not, it could happen. It's always a possibility not just with Binance but with all centralized exchanges. If it happens and you're into BNB or BUSD and your funds are kept in Binance, then expect that you'll lose all of them. To avoid that risk, you only need to stay away from those risky altcoins including stablecoins and choose self-custody. It ain't that complicated at all.

It's plain hubris for Binance to equate itself with crypto. Or is it blackmailing? But if it were true that the entire crypto would collapse if Binance collapses, then let them all collapse. They're not meant to last, anyway. But Bitcoin will definitely stay. It isn't centralized. There's nobody to prosecute or arrest. There's nothing to shut down or raid or whatever. The price will definitely be affected, but only temporarily. Its survival means it could solely gain back the trust and confidence of everybody just like when it started, and all the money that could have gone to any altcoin would go to Bitcoin, as in real Bitcoin, not paper Bitcoin, not IOUs, not mere numbers.

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