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"In less than two months, nearly a quarter of Binance's assets have left the exchange." note sure if the irony was intentional or not - but made me laugh.
by 5350-uiop-1130 4y ago
"In less than two months, nearly a quarter of Binance's assets have left the exchange."
note sure if the irony was intentional or not - but made me laugh.
- satvikpendem 4y agoWhat is the irony? I seem to be missing it.
- ShivShankaran 4y ago[dead]
- roundandround 4y agoOrwellian doublespeak of an Exchange that goes broke when everyone uses it like an Exchange instead of a Broker or Bank? Perhaps there's a commodities market or something that requires traders to pump assets into accounts that sit on the exchange itself and would somehow have direct fluidity problems if they stopped, but it seems like the wrong term to me.
- 5350-uiop-1130 4y ago"a quarter of Binance's assets" Are they Binance's assets or the users assets?
- satvikpendem 4y agoWhat is ironic about that question? I think people just don't know what the word irony means anymore.
- 5350-uiop-1130 4y agoIt's ironic because of a court ruling that FTX and Celsius deposits no longer belong to the users. And don't make assumptions about what i know or don't know. very arrogant.
- satvikpendem 4y agoThat's not ironic, it's just a statement somewhat related to the current situation. Irony would be something like a fire station burning down. And why are you adding in then editing out statements like "thanks for the downvotes?" We can see your edits, if you want to add that phrase, keep it in there, otherwise, keep it out.
- swores 4y agoIt's not very arrogant for them to guess that maybe the person using "irony" for something not ironic might be confused about its meaning.