Well, I just looked at the Binance Terms of Service but I didn't find the new requirements there. I guess I wasn't looking hard enough perhaps. But the thing i, haven't these requirements already been in place for Binance P2P? So how would you be able to prove that you sending and receiving transactions from your own Binance spot trading account is to another person? As well as deposits and withdrawals. It makes no sense really.
The thing is, most of these DEXes can only trade ERC-20 tokens as they are just smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.
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https://defillama.com/chain/Solanahttps://defillama.com/chain/Tronhttps://defillama.com/chain/Suihttps://defillama.com/chain/AptosI don't want to make a long list, but it's not ERC-20 tokens.
Cross-chain Bridge Aggregatorshttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389259I use Rango a lot and they have great tech support that helped me quickly on telegram.
I recently bought $5,000 worth of tokens. I paid $35 in fees. It's expensive, but it's better than using centralized dumpsters.
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It is very difficult to compare these services in terms of comfort, commissions, and liquidity with centralised exchanges, but you have to pay for freedom.