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Let’s be real—whenever the market takes a nosedive, the "blame game" becomes the internet’s favorite sport. The latest target? Binance. Rumors have been swirling that the 10/10 market dip was a result of Binance pulling strings or system instabilities.

But Changpeng Zhao (CZ) isn't staying quiet on this one. He’s pushing back, and he’s doing it with the bluntness we’ve come to expect.

Setting the Record Straight

CZ recently addressed the speculation head-on, clarifying that the timeline of the crash simply doesn't support the "Binance did it" narrative. Here’s the breakdown of his defense:

• The Catalyst wasn't Crypto-Native: CZ pointed out that the macro-environment—specifically tariff announcements—hit the wires well before the market felt the tremor. In his view, the crash was a reaction to global economic policy, not a technical glitch or a secret "sell" button at Binance HQ.

• The "Market Maker" Myth: One of the biggest misconceptions CZ addressed is how Binance handles its own assets. "We don't buy and sell crypto in the sense of trading to make money out of it," he stated. Essentially, Binance earns its keep through fees, not by betting against its own users.

• A Reality Check on Logic: To those still clutching the conspiracy theories, CZ didn't mince words, calling the idea that Binance would deliberately sabotage the market "really, really far-fetched."

Why the Narrative Matters

In an industry built on trust and transparency, these "FUD" (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) cycles can be more damaging than the price drops themselves. When the largest exchange in the world is accused of market manipulation, it affects every HODLer's sentiment. CZ’s response serves as a reminder that while crypto feels like its own bubble, it is still very much tethered to the winds of global trade and politics.
"The tariff announcements preceded the crash, not Binance system issues or Binance doing anything." — CZ
The Big Picture

Whether you're a Binance fan or a skeptic, one thing is clear: the market is a complex beast influenced by much more than just exchange liquidations. While it’s tempting to find a "villain" for every red candle, sometimes the truth is found in boring old economic policy rather than a grand conspiracy.

What’s your take on the 10/10 volatility? Do you think the market is becoming too sensitive to macro-economic news, or do you still have questions about how major exchanges operate during a crisis?

Let’s chat in the comments—I want to hear your theories (even the wild ones).
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