[Johannis Bazen]

I was a bit bored today and happened to stumble upon this thread. Honestly, the arguments going on here are quite amusing — even a little laughable at times. Just to be clear, I’m not taking sides, nor am I speaking on behalf of anyone

First of all, I’m not inclined to favour either party, but human logic tends to follow similar patterns. Here’s an example:

Let’s say you’ve never used Binance before, and someone tells you, “Binance doesn’t allow withdrawals.” That single comment plants a seed of doubt in your mind
As a result, when you do use Binance in the future, you’ll probably be extra cautious — and unlikely to deposit a large amount of funds

So if you’re not putting your funds on Binance, where will you put them? Could it be Coinbase? Or perhaps Kraken?

And that leads to the question — who’s spreading negativity about Binance, and isn’t their motive starting to look a bit obvious?

It’s like when someone tells you a certain restaurant has terrible hygiene and awful food — you’re naturally going to avoid it when choosing where to eat.

So who exactly is creating this fear? And what might they be trying to achieve?

Haha — let’s stay rational while we watch the drama unfold.
Rational gossiping, folks. And hey, give this comment a like and push it up!