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I hope everyone is doing well today. It's the weekend after all so it's the time where most of us take our time to slow down a bit and enjoy the best of things that life offers. We do deserve some breaks and so we must not feel guilty having them. It's good for the mind and body :)
Anyway, I had a wee adventure in Binance exchange earlier today checking how my portfolio is doing there and I found out that like any other, it wasn't a pretty sight at all. But just like we often say, that's the way it is. I did a small trade where I made a little profit and decided to withdraw a bit thinking I'd put it into a liquidity pool in the polygon network, both in stablecoins so there is no danger of impermanent loss.
It's been a long time that I haven't done any withdrawal from my Binance account and today, I was surprised to see some changes which is meant for the security of users' funds.
They have a short security questionnaire which one must answer before the withdrawal takes place. Just 3 questions that are actually very basic and serve as reminders to not fall prey to scammers online.
One cannot go through the withdrawal process without answering these questions first. And if you tick the wrong answer, it won't let you go forward either.
It may sound a little absurd to some but for me, I appreciate these little safety measures that are in place in the exchange. Because we can really never be too careful these days. I learned sometime ago that Infinity has lost around 400USDT on his Metamask wallet so security is really needed.
Also, these are necessary to remind users of the dangers of trusting anybody. There are some people who still neglect the process of checking whether something is legit or not before they do anything. I've read stories of people losing their crypto because they sent it to someone whom they chatted on Discord or Telegram pretending to be representatives of this and that.
Anyway, after answering the questions and agreeing with the associated risk, you are now allowed to go through the withdrawal process which of course includes a verification process through 3 channels: email, phone and authentication code. This can be set through the account settings of course.
And then one more final window to check if everything is correct. If one is rushing, this might be seen as nuisance but it should not be. Because these are measures to make sure one is taking his funds to the intended address.
And done! I'm just glad that the network fee was just $1 because it was being sent via the Polygon network.
It says the withdrawal may take 12 hours but I was surprised that it was sent to my Polygon wallet address in just a few seconds.
And that was my little adventure in my Binance withdrawal.
With the news going around Coinbase, I was thinking about taking out my small assets from Binance and put where I own my account keys but I also don't want to miss the opportunity of taking part in the Binance Launchpad and Launchpools so maybe I will still keep them there especially the BNB. I'm looking into buying my own ledger wallet but I still need to research on which is better.
So how about you? How do you keep your crypto safe?
Thank you and would be reading your thoughts below :)
Photos are screen captured via my Binance account dashboard. No copyright infringement intended.
If I had lost $400, my whole week would be ruined.. That would be really heart breaking .. users here already gave their tips which I also wanted to include... hope now you know what to do
I also just found out now for withdrawals on binance have to fill in some questions it's been a long time I didn't make withdrawals on binance but this is important information for me.
Di dapat magmadali sa pagwiwithdraw sa Binance kundi yari :) I appreciate those security measures kasi it just wants to make sure na ikaw talaga ang may-ari ng asset na yan. And impressive yung withdrawal timeframe nila.
Binance really know how to lookout for their customers and always make sure to protect them from scams, that's why it's my favourite exchange, although I haven't come across this security questionnaire, that's probably because I haven't used binance to withdraw crypto before, I mostly make use of the P2P system
I only visited teh binance today para bumili ng luna token an sobra kong piangsisihan huhuhu. Spaghetting pabab na sya ehh huhuh. sana namn di sya tuluyang mawala at mamatay huhuh. Pero grabe yung 400 dollars na nawala kay infinity :(
Losing 400 dollars! OMG, that's so sad. One can't be too careful nowadays. Criminal activity in the crypto world has now become an art that many people venture into almost regularly
What I do really is that I have a wallet I use specifically for airdrops and all, so I don't put address or anything from my main wallet to just any columns or slots. Basic, but it doesn't leave my wallet exposed.
binance is the largest platform that has a lot of users especially the list of new tokens always starts from here, I've also been a user for a long time and maybe it's a bit burdensome for me when it comes to withdrawing because there are quite expensive withdrawal fees for some cryptocurrencies.
I recently had a withdrawal from binance and at first I was annoyed by all this and then I was glad because safety comes first and it is very important that our funds are protected. I don’t withdraw often but at the moment I have the most confidence in binance.
Hindi pa ako nakatry mag use ng binance ate.