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Did he explain how is Swan different than Binance?

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Probably the main differences are that Swan is Bitcoin-only, doesn't offer yield products, and likely isn't guilty of insider trading and market manipulation.

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Well for starters isnt Swan Bitcoin only?

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Yes, i believe so.

Still custodial (when I tried to help my friend to move his funds out of there it got blocked and took almost a week)

Still reports KYC etc.

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Yeah, what orthwyrm said.

He focused on CZ's extracurricular activities, which have little to do with the normal functioning of a regular exchange.

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"It will not be a "disaster" if Binance fails. We will all be better off for it. New Bitcoin services will flood all of the markets where they've been choked out by Binance's crypto colonialism"

so true

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I'm right there with you on this one.

Casinos come and go.

Bitcoin is forever.

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He has a point. He (Swan) does promote bitcoin only and self-custody, Binance does not. His custody service is for people who do not want or can't handle self-custody, fair game if you ask me.

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I agree.

And Binance, you know... is a casino.

It just is.

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I think he is right. Also I think Binance is holding back bitcoin adoption by allowing scams and profiting from them with MM manipulation. Binance is a bad actor.

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If half of what Kilppsten says is true...

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Regarding the wash trading and the chart as "proof"

Wouldn't it make more sense to buy and sell a token to simulate volume? Instead of only buying it like in the chart?

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That's above my pay grade, but the chart looks funky.

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