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Binance closes deposits/withdrawals for some networks! ⚠️📅
Dear Binance users,
From 12.12.2025 08:00 (UTC), support for deposits and withdrawals of tokens through selected networks will be terminated 🔒
Affected:
• $CHESS (Tranchess) — via Ethereum
• $DF (dForce) — via BNB Smart Chain
• $GHST (Aavegotchi) — via Polygon
Transfers after the specified time WILL NOT be credited, potential loss of funds! 💸🚫
This is a general announcement. The mentioned services may not be available in your region.
Advice: make sure all transactions are completed before the deadline! Check addresses and networks carefully. 👀
Take care of your assets and stay tuned for updates! 🙏
#БлокчейнПолитика #анонсы #дедлайн2025
Dear Binance users,
From 12.12.2025 08:00 (UTC), support for deposits and withdrawals of tokens through selected networks will be terminated 🔒
Affected:
• $CHESS (Tranchess) — via Ethereum
• $DF (dForce) — via BNB Smart Chain
• $GHST (Aavegotchi) — via Polygon
Transfers after the specified time WILL NOT be credited, potential loss of funds! 💸🚫
This is a general announcement. The mentioned services may not be available in your region.
Advice: make sure all transactions are completed before the deadline! Check addresses and networks carefully. 👀
Take care of your assets and stay tuned for updates! 🙏
#БлокчейнПолитика #анонсы #дедлайн2025
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China and cryptocurrencies: an unexpected turn from Wang Yongli
The former deputy head of the People's Bank of China made an unexpected statement about cryptocurrencies
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The former deputy head of the People's Bank of China, Wang Yongli, stated that the regulation of cryptocurrencies should be accelerated. He emphasized that stablecoins are neither indispensable nor universal for the functioning of the crypto economy. He also suggested registering crypto exchanges in Hong Kong and actively supporting the development of RWA (real-world assets on the blockchain).
📊 Logical block:
The former deputy head of the People's Bank of China, Wang Yongli, stated that the regulation of cryptocurrencies should be accelerated. He emphasized that stablecoins are neither indispensable nor universal for the functioning of the crypto economy. He also suggested registering crypto exchanges in Hong Kong and actively supporting the development of RWA (real-world assets on the blockchain).
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