You can use BTC/ETC to buy XRP in Binance.

Hi sifus... what coin to buy now?

Ultimately now you have to convert to BTC or ETH to cash out to MYR. But if you want to change to USDT, now got many coins paired with USDT. Maybe in the future you have other options. But during that time, the so called 'shitcoins' might worth more than 10$ each.

Let make it simple...

Buy: 1 ETH = 1 ADA
Sell: 2 ETH = 1 ADD

Let assume you buy 100 ADA at first; when sell time, you will gain back 200 ETH.

binance is under super heavy load

Me. I've been trying to transfer ETH into Binance for more than 27 hours now. Still pending. BTC seems fast though. Transferred in 10 minutes.

If it's any comfort - After the Binance upgrade I found my Ethereum deposits and withdrawals to be much slower. Used to be assigned a txid within minutes but just last night to took hours before my withdrawal was executed. So you're not alone.

i thought exchange was already ban in China since long ago? so what tough new law now? they gonna make life hard for miners?

banned at China, can still trade @ other countries online - so no big different

good point my friend, i actually got a unit (apartment) adjusted electricity and TM unifi ready for such activities hehe...

Relax......it's just another day in the cryptosphere.
The world does not revolve around China......whether China decides to participate in the future or not, the world will go on, and cryptocurrencies will simply move on without them.
Bear in mind also that China has already had a hard stance on cryptocurrencies since back in January 2017, and then again in the second half of last year, so a lot of the "new regulations" have already been somewhat expected.

I assume you already are familiar with the concept of proof of work coins, and the difficulty adjustment mechanism for mining.
If all the miners in China close down, let's say 50% of the entire mining operations of the whole world, then we will see a sudden spike in pending transactions, the mempool will get clogged (as usual) and transaction fees will soar, but only for several weeks, or months, at most.
With the difficulty adjustment mechanism kicking in every two weeks or so, the blockchain will compensate for the decrease in mining power, and bitcoin will adapt to its new environment, and life goes on, albeit with some troublesome hiccups for several months.

To be honest, if China really does ban mining operations, I actually see it as a blessing in disguise.
This could be a chance for bitcoin to get back to "decentralised mining" like what it had a few years ago, before all these centralised mining farms started cropping up.
If mining difficulty drops enough, it might even be possible for normal folks like you and me to get a good mining rig set up at home and still have a somewhat profitable mining operation, which further helps with the decentralisation.

Not to mention, there are hundreds of other coins and tokens out there, many are good projects with real life use cases.
I highly doubt any negative effects will last more than a few months, at most.
And China is probably not so stupid as to shut themselves off from what seems to be the future of finance, when they are currently already in the lead.

Meanwhile, enjoy the new year discounts and indulge yourself in a shopping spree. 

joined. hopefully it won't turn into a /k group...lol