Today I warn you about 'USDT - leaking' - it sounds dangerous but there are several unreasonable points that need clarification, simply for you to understand.

If hackers steal a bunch of USDT from an exchange like Bybit, no one would bother giving it to a stranger in Vietnam to sell off one by one. They would launder the money through mixers or sell in bulk to big players, rather than selling it off piece by piece, which is both labor-intensive and easily exposes them.

USDT runs on a blockchain with public transactions. If it was hacked from Bybit, that wallet would be flagged by the exchange and immediately locked down thanks to tools like Chainalysis. 'Dirty' assets cannot be freely traded, so the idea of 'illegal USDT' floating around is hard to believe.

If you buy USDT cheap and then sell it on Binance for a profit, then those 'leakers' can do the same. Binance has fast transactions and low fees, so they wouldn't be foolish enough to sell cheap and share the profits with anyone. If the assets are clean, they will sell them themselves; if they are dirty, then buying from them will only bring you trouble.

Don't believe in 'USDT - leaking' just because it's cheap. USDT can still be used normally on Binance if the source is clear. Stay alert or you might lose your money unjustly! If you have more questions, I can explain further.