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    1. Crypto_future_V on

      This Binance Iran situation is wild shows how hard it is for big exchanges to fully control flows but raises serious questions on compliance and geopolitics

    2. Good for them. US and European sanctions has cost the lives of millions of people, and creates an unipolar world where they’re free to do as they please without any accountability. The fact that we live in that part of the world, and benefit from it, doesn’t make it morally correct. If people want to live in theocracy, they’re absolutely entitled to do that, and should resist violently against people who challenge that right. Those who don’t like it, as in a democracy, are free to move to another location and seek another way of living, just as anyone who wants to live in a theocracy, should absolutely be able to do the same.

    3. Cultural-Candy3219 on

      There are two different debates that often get mashed together here. A neutral network lets value move without asking the protocol for permission. A centralized exchange is a regulated business with bank accounts, customer records, employees, servers, fiat rails, and legal exposure. Those are not the same system even if both touch the same asset.

      That is why the compliance fight usually shows up at exchanges, stablecoin issuers, custodians, bridges, and fiat exits rather than at the base protocol itself. If a venue advertises itself as a compliant global exchange, then regulators will judge its monitoring, sanctions controls, account clustering, and response process.

      The uncomfortable part for crypto is that liquidity and convenience pulled a lot of activity back into these big custodial hubs. People wanted easy trading, fiat access, cards, leverage, and support tickets. That convenience creates exactly the kind of choke point and paper trail that permissionless crypto was supposed to route around.

    4. You guys have no issue with Trumps scam coins and Zionist war criminals use of Binance but you start complaning when a country under attack uses crypto!

    5. A_SimpleThought on

      Comments in this thread are why I’ve mostly exited crypto. Just a few more bits to sell. Fuck the regime. Fuck anyone who supports them. Fuck anyone who thinks crypto should give any kind of freedom to terrorist organisations.

      People seem to be far too immature to understand what is going on with the current situation. Either because they are ignorant, stupid or because they’ve fallen victim to propaganda.

      If this is what people genuinely believe in then crypto has no long term future.

    6. External-Ad-6098 on

      Is that the 100 plus millions that gets withdrawn? It really is a casino or atm to these people huh 🤔

    7. AcanthisittaEarly983 on

      What are we suppose to grab our pitchforks and make binance drop them? Isn’t this a core selling point of crypto? The ability to not be de-banked.

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