Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, asks users if they can be deprecated using the newly implemented “vote on list” and “vote to obsolete” voting methods.
Binance will post or list some of the Altcoins determined as a result of these votes.
At this point, Binance announced the second group of Altcoins for a vote to be abolished a few days ago. The inclusion of privacy-focused cryptocurrency ZCASH (ZEC) in these altcoins has gained a great response from the community.
Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox responded to Binance’s decision and called it a privacy-focused censorship tool for cryptocurrency.
Zooko Wilcox tagged Binance CEO Richard Teng with a post, questioning the idea that Zec would be delisted by the exchange.
“Binance! Are you thinking about listing Zcash?
What kind of world do you create? Do you want your children to grow up in peace and prosperity, or is it an episode of Black Mirror?
Richard Teng, privacy is normal!
Support your privacy by supporting Zcash such as Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken! ”
The ZCASH community responded to ZEC being listed along with the erratic price dysfunction project, but key industry figures also responded to this situation.
At this point, Barry Silvert, founder of the Digital Currency Group, expressed his sadness at the decision of Vinance, arguing that privacy is important and should be protected.
Similarly, ledger CTO Charles Gillemet and co-founder of Cosmos Ethan Buchman have also responded to the ZEC decision and said they are supporting privacy tokens.
ZEC is at risk of being delisted from Binance, but the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the US continues to list ZEC.
*This is not investment advice.
