LMCane said:
BTC now 61% lower than it's 52 week ATH
finally breaking below 29K after alk these weeks!
NTXAg10 said:
The lower the better!
Guess my sources were correct:
— Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) June 13, 2022
NEW: Crypto lending firm Celsius told clients in an email Sunday evening that it is pausing withdrawals and transfers, citing market conditions. https://t.co/5LRXind8zK
TexasRebel said:
I'll buy 21,000,000 at $0.00
GOOD MORNING GENIUS pic.twitter.com/4HtUuXPnhB
— satsparer (@satsparer) June 13, 2022
JUST IN: Celsius reportedly transferred $320,000,000 worth of #crypto to FTX, before announcing they would halt all trading and withdrawals on the platform.
— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) June 13, 2022
Madagascar said:
Bitcoin on sale! 23k!
It is falling insanely fast. I don't know if it hits $10k but it's not out of the realm of possibility,Madagascar said:
Why do you think that?
next level of resistance is supposedly $18,000Ags2013 said:It is falling insanely fast. I don't know if it hits $10k but it's not out of the realm of possibility,Madagascar said:
Why do you think that?
97 percent or more of actively publishing climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are extremely likely due to human activities.Adverse Event said:TexasRebel said:
I'll buy 21,000,000 at $0.00GOOD MORNING GENIUS pic.twitter.com/4HtUuXPnhB
— satsparer (@satsparer) June 13, 2022
I don't know how people buy crypto on margin. Way too risky for me.LMCane said:
is there a way to see how many people were leveraging and buying BTC on margin over the last 2 years?
someone on CNBC claimed margin calls are forcing BTC price down now- how would that work?
One of the problems with crypto is the inconsistency for which you receive leverage across platforms, brokers, etc. There is no circuit breaker or limit down so all of the leverage and risk can be taken out of the system in one move. Covering margin calls is easy because its completely automated and happens across the world across all venues all at once.LMCane said:
is there a way to see how many people were leveraging and buying BTC on margin over the last 2 years?
someone on CNBC claimed margin calls are forcing BTC price down now- how would that work?
Madagascar said:
Why do you think that?
Our team is working on a solution to resume withdrawals as soon as possible. Stay tuned for further updates and timelines.
— Binance (@binance) June 13, 2022
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
More info ⤵️https://t.co/HH3Bi55JZ8
At a certain price there is verification activity is a net-loss to miners.BAP Enthusiast said:
There is no reason at all to think it's going to slow down, at all.
There is a lending/borrowing system on a lot of exchanges that allow you to buy on leverage. It's also automated and will liquidate when the price gets to a certain point.tysker said:One of the problems with crypto is the inconsistency for which you receive leverage across platforms, brokers, etc. There is no circuit breaker or limit down so all of the leverage and risk can be taken out of the system in one move. Covering margin calls is easy because its completely automated and happens across the world across all venues all at once.LMCane said:
is there a way to see how many people were leveraging and buying BTC on margin over the last 2 years?
someone on CNBC claimed margin calls are forcing BTC price down now- how would that work?
Couple of posts above notes a person shorting his crypto, which makes even less sense because that requires a lending/borrowing system. What is protection for the poster if he is loaning out his crypto to someone that never intends to pay it back?
BAP Enthusiast said:Madagascar said:
Why do you think that?
There is zero good news globally. Crypto is in the tech world and there are huge issues in tech right now. Tons of problems with stablecoins and such.Our team is working on a solution to resume withdrawals as soon as possible. Stay tuned for further updates and timelines.
— Binance (@binance) June 13, 2022
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
More info ⤵️https://t.co/HH3Bi55JZ8
There is no reason at all to think it's going to slow down, at all.
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The more famous platforms like Binance, FTX, and Coinbase haven't added it. And if you want to transact using BTC on these exchanges, it will be on the primary chain, which involves higher fees and slower speeds.
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So, why is this happening?
Many Reddit users pointed out logical reasons why it is not in the exchange's favor to implement the BTC lightning network. For Binance, it could mean more withdrawals to cold storage because of the cheaper fees. The barrier to using a private wallet or cold storage for many investors has been the transfer fees. So, for them, it will be against the business plans.
For other exchanges like FTX and Coinbase, the lack of intent to add the lightning network might be due to the priority of adding more altcoins first. NFTs are also something a lot of these exchanges are prioritizing over the integration of the lightning network
👇🏼 a very misleading way to say that Binance either has:
— MAGS 🔑⛏️🚒 (@Crypto_Mags) June 13, 2022
1. Paid too low a fee for a huge tx that's now stuck in the memepool & doesn't know how to replace by fee
2. Liquidity or rehypothication issues
Neither is a problem w/ #Bitcoin network, it's a problem w/ @binance https://t.co/AsVHOWniqU
That lending/borrowing system is a pool of the in house assets, I'm sure much of it offsetting. But like in house risk pool and Guam, when two many people get on one side, the whole thing flips over.TxAG#2011 said:There is a lending/borrowing system on a lot of exchanges that allow you to buy on leverage. It's also automated and will liquidate when the price gets to a certain point.tysker said:One of the problems with crypto is the inconsistency for which you receive leverage across platforms, brokers, etc. There is no circuit breaker or limit down so all of the leverage and risk can be taken out of the system in one move. Covering margin calls is easy because its completely automated and happens across the world across all venues all at once.LMCane said:
is there a way to see how many people were leveraging and buying BTC on margin over the last 2 years?
someone on CNBC claimed margin calls are forcing BTC price down now- how would that work?
Couple of posts above notes a person shorting his crypto, which makes even less sense because that requires a lending/borrowing system. What is protection for the poster if he is loaning out his crypto to someone that never intends to pay it back?
But yes there is no circuit breaker and there's huge risk. In the COVID crash it was a liquidation cascade and the Bitmex guys had to basically turn off the machine so Btc wouldn't go to $0.
Bitcoin is fine; its the humans that **** everything upQuote:
Neither is a problem w/ [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hashtag_click]#Bitcoin[/url] network, it's a problem w/ @binance
Which may be the tragic flaw of the entire projectQuote:
Pretty simple, bitcoin is trustless. Everything else is sus.