tldr; Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, celebrated its 8th anniversary, reporting $125 trillion in trading volume and 280 million users since its 2017 launch. The platform handles 217 million daily trades, commands 41% of the global spot market, and has expanded into savings, payments, and financial access. Binance Earn generated $50 billion in user returns, while Binance Pay processed $230 billion. Despite regulatory challenges, Binance continues to grow, adding 80 million users in the past year and investing heavily in compliance efforts.
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MichaelAischmann on
Congratulations on 4/5th of a decade. Carry on.
cryptofuturebright on
Yuck CEX no way!
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partymsl on
$125T of degens trading…
Cat-a-mount on
But what about the idea that this is a Chinese company. I have no issue with the CEO or anyone else personally but when the Chinese government wants info companies comply. And when you don’t comply you get shut down. So I guess I’m wondering if people think we need to be careful giving them all of our informationand who knows about control over assets. Could they claim some national emergency and shut down movements of money that go beyond country borders until further review or whatever?
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tldr; Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, celebrated its 8th anniversary, reporting $125 trillion in trading volume and 280 million users since its 2017 launch. The platform handles 217 million daily trades, commands 41% of the global spot market, and has expanded into savings, payments, and financial access. Binance Earn generated $50 billion in user returns, while Binance Pay processed $230 billion. Despite regulatory challenges, Binance continues to grow, adding 80 million users in the past year and investing heavily in compliance efforts.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Congratulations on 4/5th of a decade. Carry on.
Yuck CEX no way!

$125T of degens trading…
But what about the idea that this is a Chinese company. I have no issue with the CEO or anyone else personally but when the Chinese government wants info companies comply. And when you don’t comply you get shut down. So I guess I’m wondering if people think we need to be careful giving them all of our informationand who knows about control over assets. Could they claim some national emergency and shut down movements of money that go beyond country borders until further review or whatever?