Binance finally doing this delisting of monero is actually a great news and proof that nobody really traced any monero transactions.
Price did dump for almost 40% and I think this is also a good for everyone, developers will have to speed up works on more decentralized exchanges.
Wait a few weeks and check how monero is performing on dex and other small exchanges ;)
Most likely, the XMR price will soon be back to the range that was before the Binance announcement.Realistic value should be much higher for monero.
As for other exchanges, it is worth noting that XMR trading pairs are still available on such centralized exchanges as Kukoin, MEXC, Gate, Kraken, HTX, and others. I wouldn't say these exchanges are small, as they have a multi-million daily trading volume on the XMR/USDT trading pair.I don't think it is a good idea to rely on a centralized platform to access coins like Monero, to be honest. I second the opinion that people should move to DEX regardless of what Kucoin, MEXC, etc do. That being said, I'm sure those who really value privacy already do that before this notice. So maybe traders are the ones who are heavily affected, especially if they bet that Monero's price will increase due to more exchanges listing them. CMIIW.
It doesn't surprise me that Monero is delist. Because there was already an allegation of money laundering for Binance. Since Monero is a privacy-oriented coin, I think it is right that it is delisted by Binance.
The most important thing is, will other stock exchanges make delist decisions from now on? What use will Monero be if it is delisted from other exchanges? I am someone who advocates that cryptocurrencies should have a privacy aspect, but unfortunately states do not favor privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.
Binance wants to delist some shitcoins as usual as exchanges are doing. List and later delist a coin or token. But this time, Binance included the privacy coin, monero to be delisted.I believe Binance has no other choice. Binance is a CEX and needs to comply with anti-money laundering regulations, Binance does not want to have to pay an 4B USD fine again in the future. Monero's anonymous advantages make it difficult to gain acceptance by governments, and the XMR token will be forced to be delisted from major CEXs. I hope that XMR will continue to be traded on other exchanges and have good liquidity to provide anonymity to crypto users.
It is very disappointing to see such a thing, but that is what a centralized exchange can do. There are many exchanges to access monero even if all centralized exchange delist it.
They wont really be having no choice but to comply on whats been mandated or simply with the regulation that had been set. I'm living on a place or country on which they are bounding toBinance wants to delist some shitcoins as usual as exchanges are doing. List and later delist a coin or token. But this time, Binance included the privacy coin, monero to be delisted.I believe Binance has no other choice. Binance is a CEX and needs to comply with anti-money laundering regulations, Binance does not want to have to pay an 4B USD fine again in the future. Monero's anonymous advantages make it difficult to gain acceptance by governments, and the XMR token will be forced to be delisted from major CEXs. I hope that XMR will continue to be traded on other exchanges and have good liquidity to provide anonymity to crypto users.
It is very disappointing to see such a thing, but that is what a centralized exchange can do. There are many exchanges to access monero even if all centralized exchange delist it.
XMR price was hit hard after Binance's announcement, it tested the bottom it created in June 2022. I'm worried that XMR will miss the uptrend in 2024-2025.
They wont really be having no choice but to comply on whats been mandated or simply with the regulation that had been set. I'm living on a place or country on which they are bounding to
ban Binance completely here in our country which this is really disheartening at the same time its disappointing. I've been using up this platform for 6 years and i didnt have any
issues on using up this platform or simply have that good user experience and didnt experience any issues or hassles. It is really just that sad that they would really be that prohibited
now to be used here in our country. As for delisting privacy coins then its not really something shocking anymore. Government doesnt really like on things on which they cant be able
to control or be able to check it out. So they would really be putting up focus into those centralized platforms.
this looks like a coin to buy. But where to get some without listed exchanges. Where to hold it once you get it.There are few more centralized exchanges with Monero, biggest one is Kraken, than Kucoin, Gate, Mexc, etc. but I would use decentralized exchanges and p2p trading instead.
and are you painting a target on you back if you get some?How would they even find your back, when they obviously can't track monero?