Few days till salary day now back to 33k again, aiyaa

your wish has been granted heh

when i just checked

celo/usdt shows +26% gain

celo/btc  +38.75%
what is celo? 

https://www.quora.com/Is-Celo-CGLD-a-good-t...ryptocurrencies
rank:70

market cap: 859,116,325
circulation supply: 245,729,966
max supply: 1,000,000,000
total supply: 1,000,000,000

*info from binance. may change

says it uses email addresses and phone numbers as public key hm..... 

this shill explains what it is

tbh i don't know much about this crypto, and what i don't understand i don't touch. but i am looking at another crypto right now 

alrdy my portfolio shrank 15%    (no pun intended)

it's kinda like this

logically i know i will make gains. but mentally it feels like the 2nd middle picture 
maybe i should just stop checking the charts so often. not good for my blood pressure.

i need to go lie down 
real life story from others in similar situations
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/com..._had_btc_since/

what crypto is that? not familiar 

do you mean this?


k i do more research *wink. surprised george did not mention this 

oo it's

Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority issued a consumer warning against Binance Markets Ltd., banning the cryptocurrency exchange from undertaking any regulated activity in the country.

Binance has until Wednesday evening to confirm that it has removed all advertising and financial promotions, according to the FCA’s register. The exchange must also make clear on its website, social media channels and all other communications that it is no longer permitted to operate in the U.K.

Binance, which announced the acquisition of an FCA-regulated entity last June along with plans for the launch of Binance.UK, won’t be able to resume U.K. operations without prior written consent.

A Binance representative didn’t immediately have comment when reached on Sunday. The Financial Times reported the news earlier.

The move extends a regulatory crackdown on the cryptocurrency sector amid concerns about its potential involvement in money laundering and fraud. Binance withdrew an application related to the 5MLD -- an anti-laundering directive -- on May 17 following “intensive engagement from the FCA,” according to the watchdog, which said the action had been in train for some time.

“A significantly high number of cryptoasset businesses are not meeting the required standards under the money laundering regulations, which has resulted in an unprecedented number of businesses withdrawing their applications,” an FCA spokesperson said.

Of the firms assessed, more than 90% have withdrawn applications following the FCA’s intervention.

Binance is being probed by several agencies in the U.S., Bloomberg News reported in recent months. And Japan’s Financial Services Agency issued a warning against Binance recently, saying it offered crypto services without registration.