After Binance hack, UK investors consider diversifying assets and selling
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UK retail investors are reviewing their crypto exposure and diversifying across exchanges after the Binance hack, with one Coinbase user’s £5,000 XRP position—bought at around £1.60 per token plus a £1,000 top-up—falling below £3,000 at the time of interview. The losses and security concerns are prompting holders to spread assets across multiple platforms rather than keep them on a single venue. The episode highlights how exchange counterparty risk is becoming a core part of retail crypto allocation decisions, not just price exposure. What to watch next is whether withdrawals and transfers to self-custody or rival exchanges accelerate, and whether XRP’s recovery changes investors’ willingness to hold through drawdowns.
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