blockchain exchange recently sent me an email

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We noticed that there is a Canadian address associated with your Blockchain.com account(s). Unfortunately, due to developments in Canadian regulation impacting custodians and exchanges, Blockchain.com is pausing the availability of custodial and exchange services in Canada. This means that your custodial account(s) will be closed on Tuesday 28th March 2023, and you will no longer be able to buy, sell, exchange, or earn rewards on Blockchain.com.

If you are a resident of Canada, you have the opportunity to move your custodial balance(s) to another Blockchain.com product and continue using your crypto. You can withdraw crypto balances to your DeFi Wallet.

If you are not a resident of Canada, please reach out to our support team with a proof of address.

As your custodial account will be closed on DATE, we kindly ask that you refrain from depositing funds to your Blockchain.com Account going forward. Additionally, please ensure that any Recurring Buy orders you may have created are canceled as soon as possible.

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I just checked and can not access my bitcoin thru blockchain website. It shows my balance but when I try to send I get a message stating I have no current accounts that allow this action.
My bitcoin balance will always be mine as I have a private keyed wallet, but how to use that balance will be tricky :eek:
Don't know what their DeFi Wallet is but I guess I will be learning.
 
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That sucks bollocks.

sure does :eek:

They are pushing hard against private crypto.
They been creating regulations a little at a time for a few years now. This latest is part of that.
With every new regulation it's one step closer to the central banking and government in total control of our money and how we use it
 
Bitcoin has been going crazy in the recent while.
Right now it's at a all-time high of $72,197 per bitcoin.
When the exchange I was using shut me down(the Canadian government actually did that), I had just over 30 dollars in my wallet. I think one bitcoin may have been at around $16,000 at that time.
The amount of bitcoin I have (0.00205252 BTC), stays the same but the value changes. That same 30 bucks is now @ 148 dollars.

I have not lost this as I do have a private wallet. I just can't use it till I figure out how, without an Exchange.
One day I'll look into it, maybe once the fiat currencies disappear :eek:
 
They are pausing bitcoin to give banks a chance to catch up. Fintechs are now rolling out their own crypto. If big banking jammed a pile of cash in my pocket I would pause crypto also. Trudy law 101
 
From March 1, 2024 :

Code:
https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/crypto-com-defi-wallet

From 2022 :

Code:
https://www.coindesk.com/learn/whats-a-defi-wallet-and-how-to-choose-the-right-one/
 
From March 1, 2024 :

Code:
https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/crypto-com-defi-wallet

From 2022 :

Code:
https://www.coindesk.com/learn/whats-a-defi-wallet-and-how-to-choose-the-right-one/

I already have a wallet. It's my private key wallet. That's not the problem.
 
My initial thoughts on Crypto, were along the Buffet line of thinking. But, since 2008, it's clear that depending on who's going to take a hair cut on any market chaos will be bailed out. It's almost a guarantee now that the US government will bailout "the too big to fail". No more free market if there ever was. So, depending on who and which corps are into crypto, pretty sure it won't be allowed to fail unless there are a group of seriously big players that want it to so they can profit from the failure. My $00.02 CDN! :D

Oh and Trudy is still a ****in' idiot but he's not the only one :)