Over the past few months, we've seen a surge of meme coins getting listed on Binance — most of which have little to no real foundation or utility. Strangely, these coins appear on the platform, skyrocket in value overnight, and then disappear just as quickly, leaving retail traders in heavy losses.
It raises a serious question:
Is Binance being influenced by some hidden third party to list these scam-like tokens? Or worse — is Binance knowingly compromising user trust and wealth in exchange for financial gain?
Regardless of the truth, the pattern is alarming. As Binance continues to list more of these baseless projects at an increasing rate, it risks eroding trader confidence in the entire crypto ecosystem.
It's time we raise our voices against these manipulative practices before more innocent investors fall victim. Crypto should be about innovation and transparency — not a playground for silent rug pulls.
