Major Revelation! The Last Value Bubble of BNB Has Completely Burst, A Must-See Insider for Holders

In order to keep up with market trends, I decided to convert all the Binance Coins in my account to stablecoins for a very simple reason:

Diminished Rights and No Hope: After redeeming my Binance Coins and transferring them to my wallet, it means the subscription channel is closed, and even that minuscule airdrop is no longer available.

Soaring Fees and Increased Risks: Frequent coin transactions in the wallet have led to a significant increase in fees, and due to adjustments in the score brushing scheme, the floating risks associated with holding Binance Coins have also been amplified.

The Traps of Two Points Redemption Methods:

Directly exchanging points for tokens, no additional conditions, straightforward and clear;

Participating in exclusive token issuance activities (TGE), requires additional preparation of Binance Coins and complex operations, with high thresholds and great risks.

I originally planned to conduct in-depth research, but on May 16, I participated in an exclusive TGE, watching helplessly as the coin price plummeted to $60 before I had to sell at a loss. Then, on May 17, the new token was listed, and the price rose back to over $70, easily making a profit, while on May 18, the platform directly distributed the remaining tokens to users, with final earnings far exceeding my losses from participating in the TGE.

This painful lesson has completely awakened me, and I will never participate in similar exclusive issuance activities again. Now, what rights are left for holders? Or has Binance Coin long since become an ordinary cryptocurrency, losing its original value? The answer is obvious.