Quote from: Hispo on August 22, 2023, 05:09:52 PM

Ironically, while Monero is not available in Binance USA; last time I checked I could buy it in Binance global. I did so I could withdraw at lower fees which I would have had to pay in order to withdraw with Ether or Bitcoin. Withdrawing Monero only take a few cents in Binance. Perhaps CZ had grown fond of it or he realizes its importance in the world. So since Monero has not been delisted from Binance global, I think there is still much potential liquidity for that ecosystem to accumulate; even if someday Monero gets excluded from Binance, that won't stop the developers and the community behind this project. One could argue on the use some people give to a privacy coin like this one, but the important fact and what everyone needs to get is privacy as a right and not something we should kindly ask to big corporations and the big brother. Wink

It's obvious Binance US doesn't have XMR as a trading pair. That's because they want to avoid trouble with the regulators. With how aggressive the SEC is, crypto exchanges will think twice before continuing their operations within the US. Other countries are more flexible in regards to crypto/Blockchain tech regulation. Wherever privacy coins are accepted with open arms, will be the place where exchanges will list XMR without remorse.

Don't expect Monero to gain popularity, as most of the world's governments hate it. I'm fine with Monero just the way it is, as long as it remains decentralized and open to everyone. I wouldn't be surprised if XMR ends up being traded only on DEXs and P2P trading platforms due to ever-tightening crypto regulations. Who knows what the future holds for the cryptocurrency? Just my opinion