I'm a US customer of Binance for a while now. Is the difference between their regular platform and this that you can now add USD to their platform to trade with?
It’s got enough to make a nice index of the market though.
The seven coins available equals 235 billion of the 273 billion dollar crypto total market cap (~86%).
But yes, greatly reduced offerings compared to Binance.com. I assume they will add coins as they can and they have to avoid any coins that could be securities.
That's 26% of US states, but potentially much more than 26% of the US population (have not computed, but Texas, New York, Florida and, to a lesser extent, Washington all have large populations).
EDIT: Ahahahaha. Nope. You can buy USDT but you can't cash out. Note that there is a tab for "USDT Markets", and there is no USD entry in that list. Hotel California-coin.
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[ 4.0 ms ] story [ 59.5 ms ] threadOn the old site, trading and deposits are disabled for US accounts but you can still withdraw.
But yes, greatly reduced offerings compared to Binance.com. I assume they will add coins as they can and they have to avoid any coins that could be securities.
Alabama
Alaska
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Louisiana
New York
North Carolina
Texas
Vermont
Washington
2. Texas
4. Florida
5. New York
9. Georgia
10. North Carolina
A quick check to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_and_territories... gave me ~38% of the US population
EDIT: Ahahahaha. Nope. You can buy USDT but you can't cash out. Note that there is a tab for "USDT Markets", and there is no USD entry in that list. Hotel California-coin.