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#AUStriches are limited by the Big 4 Banks to $10,000 per month in transfers to crypto exchanges.

With #Bitcoin already at $100,000 dollarydoos, if a nocoiner started *today* it would take 10 months to become a wholecoiner (unrealistically assuming no price changes).

The number of wholecoiners in Australia 🇦🇺 is thus not likely to increase much if at all from here, particularly when the remaining banks follow the new industry guidelines and also impose restrictions on on-ramps.

Australians will look back on this in 5-10 years and realise what a colossal fuckup this market interference was, but by then it will be too late to do anything about it.

It’s time to accept the trajectory of this country is fukt.

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Luxas 1y ago

Interestingly, Revolut Australia doesn't seem to have any explicitly defined limit, but says they'll alert you if you reach some arbitrary limit.

Also, weird verbiage of "electronic money denominated in AUD" used repeatedly. First time I think I've read the fiat you might hold in your account labeled as "electronic money".

https://www.revolut.com/en-AU/legal/cryptocurrency-terms/

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StackSats.IO 1y ago

Revolut doesn’t allow external transfers though so not much use

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Luxas 1y ago

Oh for sure, their offering is purely "paper crypto" lol

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