Binance? Let’s talk about that — but first, THIS just dropped:
President Trump has just announced that starting Monday, June 9, citizens from the following 12 countries will be banned from entering the United States:
Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.
What century are we in again?
🎙️🎙️What’s your take on this?🎙️🎙️
It’s hard not to draw a line between this kind of policy and the broader global power plays we’re seeing — including in crypto.
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Now back to Binance.
Binance used to be the face of crypto freedom. Now? It feels more like a cautionary tale.
Between lawsuits, regulatory pressure, and leadership shakeups, Binance is getting squeezed from every angle. It’s a reminder: centralized exchanges are never really "safe." You don’t hold the keys, you don’t hold the coins.
And yet — Binance still controls a huge chunk of the market. Why? Because even in chaos, they offer liquidity that most others can’t match.
But let’s not forget:
Trust in crypto should come from code, not corporations.
With the U.S. tightening borders and its financial system, and with giants like BlackRock buying ETH and Trump pushing tariffs, the writing is on the wall: the decentralization movement just became a lot more real — and a lot more necessary.
#TRUMP $SOL #ElonMuskTalks #BlackRockETHPurchase #TrumpTariffs
$BTC isn’t just a coin — it’s a statement now.