As well as forbidding Binance from setting up an exchange in the UK, the regulator is ordering its UK division to stop any form of advertising here by 30 June. The FCA cannot stop people from trading in cryptocurrencies - but it has got out its biggest red flag and is waving it vigorously. After all, it won't stop the company's many UK customers from using its exchange based in the Cayman Islands to buy and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Binance's existing crypto exchange is not UK-based so despite the FCA ruling, there will be no impact on UK residents who use the website to purchase and sell cryptocurrencies. Mark Walker is a technology entrepreneur who has invested in cryptocurrencies for three and a half years, https://youtu.be/sXrNw438nz0 alongside running a farm. But, if there is an order which does not get filled, Those who got the price will filled first.But, they need to have to the same price.
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