Binance Accepting New Users Again!!! On a Limited Basis




Sign-Up for Binance http://ift.tt/2qEU7Pz Exciting news, Binance has opened up New User Registrations once again!!! They are doing so however on a limited basis. Earlier this morning I saw a notification from Binance saying they have opened up new user registrations, the catch being they are only bringing on a limited number of new users each day. Essentially each day a certain number of slots are opened up, the first people to get on and sign-up get accounts and then shortly after it will close for the day. They will not be announcing in advance what time it will open up so you essentially just have to be checking throughout the day. I'll try to keep you guys in the loop, I'm on Binance quite often, pretty much throughout the day so if I see them open up new user registratiosn I'll make a video about it right away so hit that subscribe button and click the bell button for notifications. Just yesterday I had made a video about how people were paying upwards of $8,000 for Binance accounts following the shutdown of new users, anyone who paid that money is probably kicking themselves after seeing how quickly Binance opened things back up. As I say in the video, one thing I actually really respect Binance for is shutting down to upgrade their site as opposed to Coinbase who just kept taking on new customers at the expense of terrible customer service and downtimes with their exchanges. Coinbase/GDAX essentially knew they had for all intent and purposes a monopoly on the crypto to fiat space so they kept on taking on new people and making more money essentially knowing that people had nowhere else to go. Binance on the other hand realized they could not sustain the growth with their current systems and shut down new user registrations to upgrade their site. Two other noteworthy mentions in this press release from Binance is that they will shut down any accounts which appear to be bough and/or sold, and also they are cutting the affiliate payouts from 50% of trading fees to 20% of trading fees. This is fairly typical of affiliate programs and like I've told you guys in the past, if you find a good affiliate or referral program strike while the iron is hot and go hard. All affiliate programs start out very generous as a company is trying to build a name for themselves. Over time as they grow and need affiliates less and less they begin cutting commissions, cutting cookie times, etc so get in there and get your money while the getting is good.

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