I stopped selling crypto to pay for things.
Instead I earn 7% on stablecoins, borrow at 4% to spend, and get 3% cashback. My crypto never gets sold.
My spending costs me negative 3%.
Here's how I set it up on @ether_fi 🧵
@1MarkMoss @miaborrowifi
@binance@cz_binance reading your book "Freedom of Money" right now.
You wrote: "I readily agreed given my own experience sending coins to a wrong address three years earlier. We recovered his tuition money, setting a precedent for aiding others in similar predicaments."
Meanwhile, your competitor Bybit is doing the opposite:
- Advertises recovery for unsupported deposits
- Admitted recovery is possible ("policy decision," not technical)
- Refuses to help $6K confirmed on-chain
- Won't disclose why
This is exactly the kind of customer protection that differentiates exchanges.
Your philosophy vs their silence.
https://t.co/8VKJb9YUf8
#Binance #CryptoExchange #CustomerProtection
Update: Bybit support admitted my $6K recovery denial is "policy-based," not technical.
Their quote: "eligibility depends on internal policy considerations."
When I asked for clarification, they refused: "unable to disclose further policy details"
So they CAN recover it.
They're CHOOSING not to, based on hidden rules.
Story thread below. 👇
@Cointelegraph@CoinDesk@Decrypt@nic_carter@laurashin@AntonioMJuliano@laurashin@nic_carter
9/ I don't want special treatment. I want either:
- A technical explanation for why EVM ≠ EVM, OR
- Access to the Asset Recovery Form, which they publicly advertise
One of those two.