Last night, during one of our usual crypto group chats, my friend Sameer dropped a bomb: “Guys, Bybit is shutting shop for Indian users. What do we do now?” It wasn’t just another news update, it hit differently because he’s been trading there for years. Sameer isn’t some big-time trader, but he knows his way around the market Atleast more than me lol. He’s the kind of guy who’s always sending us charts and tips, so for him to sound unsure about what to do next?
The group chat exploded with suggestions. One guy said Binance, another said Coinbase, and then someone threw in Bitget, calling it the “new underdog.” Well he wasn’t convinced about any of them. “Binance is too big to fail until it actually fails,” he joked. “And Coinbase? Do they even care about us here?” As for Bitget, he admitted it sounded interesting but wasn’t sure if he wanted to take a chance on something unfamiliar.
Source; https://cointelegraph.com/news/bybit-suspends-crypto-trading-india
The conversation ended with no clear answers, just more questions. Honestly, it made me realize how uncertain the crypto space feels right now, especially for Indian traders.
The group chat exploded with suggestions. One guy said Binance, another said Coinbase, and then someone threw in Bitget, calling it the “new underdog.” Well he wasn’t convinced about any of them. “Binance is too big to fail until it actually fails,” he joked. “And Coinbase? Do they even care about us here?” As for Bitget, he admitted it sounded interesting but wasn’t sure if he wanted to take a chance on something unfamiliar.
Source; https://cointelegraph.com/news/bybit-suspends-crypto-trading-india
The conversation ended with no clear answers, just more questions. Honestly, it made me realize how uncertain the crypto space feels right now, especially for Indian traders.
