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[SERIOUS] Does anybody have insights into the delisting procedure of privacycoins like Monero on Binance in January?

It seems following the Binance/CZ deal with US regulators
https://www.wired.com/story/binance-settlement-transaction-histories/ and the introduction of a compliance offensive at Binance they now seek to influence privacycoin development:

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https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/important-potential-binance-delisting/45954/103 /> *
https://forum.firo.org/t/firo-private-transactions-balancing-with-mica-regulations/3010 />



As the Monero community will not comply with neither governments nor Binance the logical consequence will be a delisting of Monero in January.

Who here has more insight into the procedure? submitted by /u/gr8ful4
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