Binance was wrong to boot Monero, ZCash and other privacy coins
Binance betrayed our interests with its decision to delist privacy coins. In the long run, it may mean that users leave Binance in the dust.
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Binance betrayed our interests with its decision to delist privacy coins. In the long run, it may mean that users leave Binance in the dust.
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