Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 09:57:26 AM

Quote from: mrust_mobile on Today at 09:26:59 AM

That deserves a red tag, no?

I've never trusted them, but who's there to tag?

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It is the xmr holders that paid for this mess.

Only if they panic sold, but if they did, they weren't really holders in the first place. That's why I think this is a good thing: if Monero can drop 35% because of the actions from one untrusted exchange, someone has far too much power of it. After Binance delists Monero, that power is gone.

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I couldn’t totally understand why they halted the withdrawals at first and that’s why I screamed “scam” and somehow I was still right about it. I thought they had the coins but they didn’t let people withdraw. It seems they didn’t have the coins and that’s equally scammy.

Imagine having the knowledge to do some insider trading with this! You'd make millions shorting Monero. My assumption is always that someone is manipulating something.

I guess they don’t have any representatives here, at least I don’t know any.

Yesterday I saw a post on reddit, days ago someone predicted the exact date of the delisting. If you can call this a prediction.