比特币子棋(重生版)
比特币子棋(重生版)|Oct 12, 2025 14:04
Just now, a buddy sent me two charts, and after seeing them, I was absolutely furious!!! Maybe some of you don’t quite understand, so let me explain a bit. Below are the price charts of DOGE and ATOM during extreme situations. The charts are both from Binance, but the black one is from Binance US, while the white one is from the Binance everyone uses… Both are Binance users, so why is there such a big difference? Both are DOGE and ATOM, so why is there such a big price difference at the same time? I won’t speculate on the reasons, but I believe that if Binance wants to be responsible to its users, it should provide an explanation. The price disparity is so huge that the vast majority of users got liquidated because of it. Up until now, I’ve only seen Binance compensating for USDE, BNSOL, and WBETH, but there’s been no statement about compensating for these extreme liquidations. Such avoidance is hard to accept, especially since the liquidations from those three were a minority, while the vast majority of liquidations happened due to these extreme spikes or even price crashes to zero… I admit that trading contracts comes with the risk of liquidation, but you can’t maliciously manipulate prices, right? At the very least, you should keep prices consistent across platforms! Of course, I also admit that other platforms had extreme prices too, and we need to be objective about that. The issue is that most platforms base their data and candlestick charts on Binance’s platform, which means Binance can almost manipulate the prices of most altcoins. I hope Binance, as a dominant crypto company, can take responsibility and serve users fairly and transparently, instead of being both the referee and the player. Being both the referee and the player makes it impossible to stay impartial. After all, where you stand determines your perspective, and it’s impossible to act with integrity and only earn what’s fair…
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