No matter how you look at it, no matter how reliable a company seems, there will always be someone who wants to knock the wind out of its sails. Some people even enjoy watching giants stumble. Let's take Binance, for example.

It would seem that no force could influence the exchange, but no: Binance was accused of money laundering, and CZ was accused of covering it all up. As a result, the company was fined, and Changpeng Zhao got a prison term.

After this whole case, the exchange began to decline. In September, trading volume on Binance fell to a 4-year low. Volumes decreased by a quarter compared to the previous month. Coincidence? Unlikely.

Who is interested here is a rhetorical question. But it seems that the main idea was not to “kill” the exchange. No, the blow was supposed to be across the entire market. Food, rumors, panic - that's the recipe for another “bear market”. To push everyone to sell Bitcoin, which, by the way, has grown fivefold since last year's bottom. But the plan has failed. It didn't work out 

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