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I am surprised to see that scammy exchange at the top of the list as from what I know they are owned by a russian guy Yaroslav Yarovenko, who is behind another scam exchange, Coinsbit.
When did Binance say so? It's important, because lately they've turned into an exchange obeying regulation and
they have already frozen this year the funds of Nigerians (most probably) because of official requests (just I didn't follow the story closely, hence I don't know if those funds got unfrozen meanwhile).
He is probably referring to this
Binance said Monday it will block the accounts of Russian individuals who have been sanctioned, but will not “unilaterally” freeze the accounts of all Russian users.
The comments come after Ukraine’s vice prime minister called on major cryptocurrency exchange to block all Russian user accounts.
“We are not going to unilaterally freeze millions of innocent users’ accounts,” a spokesperson for Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, told CNBC
And even more: one should not really trust in what these businesses said. The policies can change over time.
This. People shouldn't generally keep in any coins on exchange, but if your are Russian its even more dangerous as all this can change overnight and Binance can easily freeze your assets.
All research shows that more than 80% of Russians support war, and it is impossible to separate the good from the bad, so everyone must bear the consequences.
That percentage is just propaganda and nothing else, there's no way in hell that 80% of Russians support the war. They do live in dictatorship so of course those who oppose can't be as vocal as they would want to be as we know how protestors and those who oppose the regime there end up.