STR Token Trading Begins; Transfer to Non-Custodial Wallets Recommended Amid Russian Bank Crackdowns

Greetings, wanderers! This weekend, trading begins for what I consider the most promising token in the world, STR 🤩. If you keep your tokens on Binance Web3, I recommend transferring them to wallets like Phantom, Solflare, or other non-custodial options because Binance has announced it will stop supporting Web3 services and wallets starting from May 31. Among STR holders, only about 1-2% use such wallets, but I am warning everyone again. When you can store your funds on your own wallet with a private key, why rely on exchange Web3 wallets? Web3 is about freedom, like the difference between masturbation and sex. Additionally, since May, Russian banks have been cracking down heavily on many cards and clients involved in P2P crypto exchanges, with many accounts blocked over suspicions related to Federal Law 115-FZ. I know several people with frozen accounts. If you've experienced this recently, share your stories in my DMs @realrocknroll and tell me how you resolved or didn’t resolve it. From what I’ve seen, banks can unblock accounts after a year or more. For now, I personally prefer direct exchanges with trusted individuals and cash transactions. P2P exchange platforms have become unreliable with many scams and blocked counterparts involved with banks, which could tarnish your reputation as well. Why does this happen? In Russia, starting June, futures trading on Bitcoin will begin on the Moscow Exchange and SBP, along with the gradual introduction of a digital ruble. This suggests either the elimination of competition from retail traders or a trial of market interest in such services. Also, I remind you that my project continues to accept participants and your crypto at 15% per month for the next 1-3 months, aiming to reach the main exchange faster while your funds won't just sit idle on spot, serving as good hedging (you know where to reach out with questions).