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eth will likely be over 5k by the end of the year, probably will hit 10k at some point during that time. now short term this doesn't look very appealing ... also understand that if global markets crash crypto will crash along with it no matter what ... the market cap is just too small for now.

it was definitely a good bet below 50, right now investing in this is pure suicide lol smi(&% still the short squeeze is theoretically possible and this could skyrocket above 1k, unless they were to stop the buying pressure like last time ... so true, they also don't see that the world of...

he did it, this guy is making history :cool: https://twitter.com/x/status/1364561973363490817 meanwhile in central banks fairly land : https://twitter.com/x/status/1364999916771151873 https://twitter.com/x/status/1365279763875696642 US M1 money supply : nothing to worry about here, it's...

lol $GME +100% yesterday ahah, and they say bitcoin is volatile rof/%

good questions, what is certain is crypto is not going away as it is decentralized so from there the only outcome long term is acceptance from governments and therefore regulations. will be fun to see how this manifest in the end.

I would try swissquote, bitcoinsuisse, bity ... swissquote is a big security broker that offers trading a few big crypto and with a bank license so could be tight but I would say worth it, expansive fees though. I have to check swissborg that is quite new, they are making noises apparently as a...

something important to understand i think, all bank use the swift and/or sepa system, therefore they are all bound by the same kyc/aml/ctf bulls**t, there is no crypto friendly banks per say, only some banks that might be less strict in applying the rules aka they will lean more toward doing...

Yea thats why, a hk company with a UBO in EUSSR tax hell country is likely to be instantly labelled as tax evader with a mega red flag that requires additional screening. Perhaps try a swiss crypto exchange, they usually offer both chf and eur and might be slightly less annoying with aml/ctf...

Did they provide any reason for denying euro ?

I meant personal tax residency as UBO, that might play a role i believe.

Damn i would have expected binance to be a bit loose on all that. What is your country of tax residency ? Could be related. What about okex ?

Is that you managing client funds or you getting paid in crypto for services ? I would try an asian exchange if i were you, they might be more receptive to hk laws and regulations and less strict on bs aml/ctf laws.

this is bitcoin last bull run in 2017, you need a solid heart to make those crazy long term gains. Diamond hands people ahah smi(&%

yes extremely important I believe if you are from EUSSR, otherwise they could argue this bank account is your center of of vital interests or something like that. for example, most developped countries are doing this now ...

btw, the whole market is going down, probably highly related too ... https://twitter.com/x/status/1364163509706186752 s**t going to hit the fan or ? https://twitter.com/x/status/1364160030241677313 maybe BTFD later lol smi(&%

yea definitely. https://twitter.com/x/status/1363847824656322566 still a lot of activity on okex, since the blockchain is transparent a lot of the Gemini inflows could be in reaction to it. not sure who was first though ... this is the game of whales eating all the newb playing with...

yea sure, lets not mention the 400% gains in the past 6 months ... rof/%

apparently some big chinese miners have been dumping a ton of their bitcoin hard on the market and trying to profit as much as possible in the process by shorting at the same time and such. gonna be interesting, we'll see if it rebound fast or not. clearly a lot of opportunities on many crypto ...

make sure to not keep any tie to your home country, no apartment, no bank account and nothing of value. after that it's much harder for them to abuse their laws if you have proper documentation about residence certificate and such.

damn was not aware binance had opened a p2p service ... holy moly thats good to know ! the premium is a bit high though, way above 5% ...