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February 13, 2026: X user Flood tried to drop a nuke: "Binance secretly hedged client positions on BitMEX during the 2020 crash, pocketed 60,000 BTC profit, triggered the biggest withdrawal ever as BTC plunged 50% from $8K to <$4K."

CZ's response? Straight denial:
"Binance never traded on BitMEX. Period."

BitMEX's official account backed him up instantly:
"No records exist. No evidence in archived leaderboards. This never happened."

Analysts are already dismantling it:
- Daily withdrawal limits made massive BTC outflows impossible without notice
- No on-chain proof of such transfers
- Likely confused old insurance fund numbers or classic FUD remix

In a market full of recycled rumours and paid smears, CZ calling for proof over speculation is a masterclass in transparency. Legends don't hide – they demand receipts.

This is why trust in Binance stays strong even in chaos: facts over fiction.

Who's with CZ on this one?
Drop 💎 if you believe proof beats rumours every time
Drop 📉 if you've seen too many recycled 2020 crash myths

Tag a friend spreading FUD without receipts – time to ask for evidence! 👀

Trade with the exchange that stands on facts → generallink.top

#CZ #CryptoRumors #ProofOverFUD #BinanceSquare

(Rumours die fast when receipts don't exist. Legends HODL truth. ⚔️📈)