Crypto markets are once again facing a huge stress test. This time in the form of the worlds second largest exchange, proving to be insolvent and allegedly fraudulent. In today's report we aim to deliver you the key facts of what has happened so far and what to anticipate next.
How Did This Happen?
As part of Binance’s exit from FTX equity last year, Binance received roughly $2.1 billion USD equivalent in cash (BUSD and FTT). Due to recent revelations that have came to light, we have decided to liquidate any remaining FTT on our books. 1/4
— CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) November 6, 2022
Why Does This Matter?
This industry isn’t about BTC vs ETH or cefi vs DEXs. It’s about those building (in any form) towards real value and a more cypherpunk/decentralized future, vs those who just see cryptocurrency as a way to make a quick buck, scamming others. More excited to build than ever.
— Ari Paul ⛓️ (@AriDavidPaul) November 10, 2022
What Happens Next?
To be clear, we're not suggesting or implying that the bottom is in just yet, we're likely to see some more downside but we just wish for our clients to be prepared. Should you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us as we're happy to help you in any way possible.
The Holy Grail
We leave you with some valuable insights on how to get ahead despite all the noise and volatility that has encapsulated the crypto space in 2022. Measured and restrained purchases set at specific time intervals into Bitcoin will allow everyday investors to get the exposure they need, without having to branch out the risk curve.
No Advice Warning
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