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$KIN
CZ Hardline Against FUD in the Crypto Circle! Binance Has Never Sold Coins on a Large Scale, Could a $5 BNB Be the Source of Rumors? @Square-Creator-2e5c830a0d2b
On January 30, an incident in the crypto circle! @CZ CZ suddenly posted to hardline against the FUD public sentiment surrounding Binance, directly shattering the rumors of coin selling in the market, giving the crypto circle a sense of reassurance!
In response to the rumors of "large-scale coin selling," CZ bluntly stated that it is purely misleading: his so-called BNB sales were merely for daily consumption—$5 BNB exchanged for buying coffee, with no significant scale involved. Even though he no longer directly manages Binance, he clearly stated: the platform will only use a small amount of income for coin exchanges to pay operational expenses, with the core always being long-term net holders, and there has never been any large-scale selling behavior.
More importantly, CZ threw out a strong reassurance: Binance now has global regulators backing it throughout, every transaction on the platform, and every account can be reviewed, making any opaque operations impossible!
CZ also stated that these negative rumors have no impact on him, instead increasing his followers; however, the real harm of FUD is causing market panic and hurting all crypto participants. He called on all users not to be misled by rumors, and rather than following the panic trend, it's better to focus energy on improving oneself and being a positive builder in the industry.
Trust in the crypto circle has never been able to withstand the consumption of rumors; can CZ's hardcore refutation completely quell market panic this time? Share your views in the comments!
This content is based on information from CZ's public post on January 30, 2026, and is only an interpretation of industry news, not constituting any investment advice. The volatility of the cryptocurrency market presents extremely high risks; investors should make independent judgments and bear the risks themselves.
$BNB
CZ Hardline Against FUD in the Crypto Circle! Binance Has Never Sold Coins on a Large Scale, Could a $5 BNB Be the Source of Rumors? @Square-Creator-2e5c830a0d2b
On January 30, an incident in the crypto circle! @CZ CZ suddenly posted to hardline against the FUD public sentiment surrounding Binance, directly shattering the rumors of coin selling in the market, giving the crypto circle a sense of reassurance!
In response to the rumors of "large-scale coin selling," CZ bluntly stated that it is purely misleading: his so-called BNB sales were merely for daily consumption—$5 BNB exchanged for buying coffee, with no significant scale involved. Even though he no longer directly manages Binance, he clearly stated: the platform will only use a small amount of income for coin exchanges to pay operational expenses, with the core always being long-term net holders, and there has never been any large-scale selling behavior.
More importantly, CZ threw out a strong reassurance: Binance now has global regulators backing it throughout, every transaction on the platform, and every account can be reviewed, making any opaque operations impossible!
CZ also stated that these negative rumors have no impact on him, instead increasing his followers; however, the real harm of FUD is causing market panic and hurting all crypto participants. He called on all users not to be misled by rumors, and rather than following the panic trend, it's better to focus energy on improving oneself and being a positive builder in the industry.
Trust in the crypto circle has never been able to withstand the consumption of rumors; can CZ's hardcore refutation completely quell market panic this time? Share your views in the comments!
This content is based on information from CZ's public post on January 30, 2026, and is only an interpretation of industry news, not constituting any investment advice. The volatility of the cryptocurrency market presents extremely high risks; investors should make independent judgments and bear the risks themselves.
$BNB
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