Everyone’s trashing crypto right now. Meanwhile Binance just quietly crossed 297 million users.
Let that sit for a second. 297 million. That’s almost the entire population of the United States using one platform.
While crypto Twitter is full of “it’s over” posts and bear market memes, Binance is out here partnering with Franklin Templeton, launching tokenized collateral programs, rolling out Soft Staking, expanding Binance Alpha, and building features most people haven’t even discovered yet.
I’ve used a lot of exchanges over the years. Some disappeared overnight. Some froze withdrawals when things got rough. Some couldn’t handle traffic during a crash.
Binance? During the February crash when BTC dropped to $61K, the app didn’t skip a beat. Orders filled. Withdrawals processed. Support responded. That stuff matters more than people realize until the one time their exchange goes down and they’re stuck watching their portfolio bleed with no way out. And let’s talk about the ecosystem for a minute. Where else can you spot trade, copy trade, earn staking rewards from your spot wallet, access early stage projects through Alpha, predict futures listings, send red packets, tip creators, and earn commissions just by writing content? All in one app.
This isn’t me being paid to say this. Check my post history. I just call it how I see it. Bear markets don’t kill good platforms. They expose the bad ones. And the platforms still building, still shipping features, still onboarding millions of users while everyone else is hiding? Those are the ones that come out stronger.
I’m not going anywhere. And clearly neither are 297 million other people.