"Bitcoiners" who have their stuff on Exchanges, show they really don't understand Bitcoin at all. The whole point of Bitcoin is that you control your own money, and don't allow other people to control it or you.
As soon as you get an exchange account, you're defeating the entire purpose of Bitcoin, and acting like a fiat head. If you're going to keep "your" Bitcoin on an exchange, Binance no less, you might as well just stay in fiat and be a normie. You're not even trying at that point.
What's worse is voluntarily joining an exhcnage, and then whining that exchanges are exchanges when you have the choice not to use them and have full control.
This begs the question; "Why are you 'in Bitcoin' at all?" What do you gain from it? Why are you bothering with it at all?
The reality is that there are very very few real Bitcoiners out there ; most users are not interested in how Bitcoin actually works, but instead, are attracted to the culture, chaos and outsider chic of The Bitcoin Cult. There are also mini me rebels who like to be in opposition - it doesn't matter what they're in opposition to - so that they can throw temper tantrums and fake outrage.
It's like going to an Irish bar, ordering Guinness and complaining that it's black. Guiness is black just as Bitcoin exchanges are dangerous and not for consumers who want everything "RIGHT NOW OR I'LL THROW MY TOYS OUT THE PRAM".
Complaining that Binance isn't sending your "money" quickly is embarrassing. First of all, it's embarrassing that you have an account on Binance. Secondly...well, there is no secondly for Bitcoiners, that's enough.
Once again. Not everyone in the world is fit to be a Bitcoiner, and the vast majority will never be Bitcoiners. They will use Bitcoin, but that's not the same as being a Bitcoiner.
And that is a good thing. To turn a billion people into real Bitcoiners would take one hundred years, maybe more. The power of Bitcoin can be harnessed and deployed globally without everyone using it; the purpose of Bitcoin is to replace fiat, not create new "Model Bitcoiners".
Let's, for the sake of argument, you believe this is not correct. Well, that's fine. You are at liberty to use your powers to spread Bitcoin in whatever way you feel is most correct. What you will find however, is that the people who disagree with this are also the type that refuse to measure the results of their work, even anecdotally.
This is because they know that what they're doing is ineffective, touches very few people, and does not create new Bitcoiners in large enough numbers to cause what they're doing to be distinguishable from random chance; in other words, it would not have mattered had they existed or not.
There is a movement to encourage users to stop keeping Bitcoin on Exchanges. This is a good thing. Exchanges still make money exchanging, and they get unburdened of the risk of "custodying" other people's ledger entrie...I mean Bitcoin.
In the future, the "Pass Through Exchange" may automate the entire process so that only the user ever has complete control, and the Exchange is just an API shop that you can connect your payment method and wallet to. Or maybe not.
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