Frankly, (I know you are not Frank and Neither Am I), my initial post was purely selfish…I seek proper liquidity on a proper exchange so that eventually, I can turn my XCH into cash. I just happen to live in NYC, which as you know, has strict regulation.
I’m still not sure what the stigma is surrounding any supposed government-backed crypto. From my perspective, it appears to be a “straw man” for those who resent living under rule of law.
The SEC does not change its policy every week, if it did, my 18 years in finance would have been much more hellish.
The government is not anti-crypto, it’s crypto-cautious. Just because you are unaware of the dangers of dark cross-border transactions doesn’t mean they don’t wreak havoc on modern economies. Unbooked capital flight can take any nation down outright. You may have disdain for those gathered at Bretton Woods, but they had a clear vision with a strong point: uncontrolled capital movements cause wars.
A lesson lost, to be sure, on our current generations.(Putin, that little cock-sucker, is an outlier.)
what do you mean man?
i try solve your problem on public area. your next step is blame me as a scammer?
we are all humans. russian or american not important.
Not the US, but the whole world. Unregulated capital flows have given us two world wars, please don’t tell me you want WWIII just because you want anonymous international porn.
Stuff where they advise things then walk it back seem exactly like changing their policy randomly.
They also refuse to advise their opinion to companies instead waiting for them to do things and then punishing them for rules they didn’t tell anyone about. Coinbase is suing them precisely to force them to make public their policies.
Reply with anything that you want. And reply with questions, and not with answers. Continue to refuse to answer my questions; my simple questions. Instead, sing and dance.
I will not feed your obsession for attention.
You will be talking to the hand.
Hah you think each state will allow another state’s rules to apply to an exchange viewable/usable by residents of their state? If you want to do business in USA you better have a different website and terms of use for each state
up until a couple days ago you could have used kucoin to trade chia now deposits are disabled. Im in ny too idk what to use now. I hate coinbase but the people running this shitshow should have gotten chia listed on coinbase by now. If they go much longer with no big exchanges listing it and no trading volume the few that do list it are gonna pull it which kucoin didnt confirm yet but i think thats whats happening because its only deposts disabled not withdrawals too which is what happens during updates/maint.
Its not NYC its NYS people in the city just always think the city is the whole state haha its not just them its the whole state that cant use any good exchanges. If you look at the states they can operate in almost every single one says legal in 49 states and ny is the one that still wont let them in.
