I’ve never denied that BOB is a meme — from day one, Binance was transparent about it being a meme created by one of their interns. But does that mean Binance would risk its reputation with something like a scam, rug pull, or fraudulent activity involving $BOB?

Absolutely not.

Binance is the world’s largest crypto exchange, managing billions in assets. It simply wouldn’t make sense for them to jeopardize their standing and credibility over a single meme project.

The crypto space is full of market manipulation — that’s a reality. As long as a project remains centralized, manipulation is always possible. But BOB stands apart.

Because it’s decentralized, BOB can't be manipulated in the same way.

That’s the power of blockchain — it runs on code, not human emotion. Smart contracts are programmed with rules that can not be changed or cheated once deployed. So if someone asks, “What if the developers pull the liquidity pool — isn’t that a rug pull?” — that’s applying human logic to a system governed by smart contract logic.

If the BOB contract has LP burn in place, then even the developers can’t remove liquidity. The system makes rug pulls impossible.

Binance isn’t just playing around with memes — it’s aiming to transform the meme token landscape, which has long been associated with scams and short-term hype.

Yes, memes start as jokes.

But BOB, under Binance’s wing, is more than a joke — it’s a token with real utility and its own growing ecosystem: Build On BNB.