Your question is about the number, the answer is in the messages here. I think you are referring to the drop you had in 7 days, which is normal because you will recover soon.
Armando Ortiz
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Can someone explain this to me! 🤨 Is it 5 USD or what? Help
I entered here into the risk market on Binance (one of the best exchanges in the world) and I didn't know what I was doing and that's why I lost. Too much inexperience, 0 blame on Binance
Binance has nothing to do with the launch and even less with the way an ICO that has no economy behind it works, only pyramid
Fernanda Belen
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Bullish
The $3.5 Billion Binance Error: What Really Happened with PENGU? Big news, crypto family—Binance just made a huge mistake with the listing of Puddy Penguins ($PENGU), and everyone is talking about it. Here’s the deal: during the first 30 minutes after PENGU went live, Binance showed its market capitalization as $350 million instead of the actual $3.5 billion. This is not a minor slip-up—it’s a billion-dollar error that led to wild trading chaos. It turns out the problem was caused by a delay in updating the token information from CoinMarketCap (CMC), Binance’s main data provider. The good news? Binance addressed the issue quickly, worked with CMC to fix it, and then admitted the disaster with a public apology. But they didn’t stop there—the traders who got caught up in the madness during the trading window from 14:00 to 14:37 on December 17 will be compensated with an impressive 135 million PENGU tokens in airdrops. Binance has also promised to up its game, with plans to explore alternative data sources and strengthen reviews with CMC. It’s a costly lesson for the exchange, and a reminder for traders to always stay alert, even on the largest platforms.
Don't be ignorant, nor let yourselves be deceived by the creators of this thread
Fernanda Belen
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Bullish
The $3.5 Billion Binance Error: What Really Happened with PENGU? Big news, crypto family—Binance just made a huge mistake with the listing of Puddy Penguins ($PENGU), and everyone is talking about it. Here’s the deal: during the first 30 minutes after PENGU went live, Binance showed its market capitalization as $350 million instead of the actual $3.5 billion. This is not a minor slip-up—it’s a billion-dollar error that led to wild trading chaos. It turns out the problem was caused by a delay in updating the token information from CoinMarketCap (CMC), Binance’s main data provider. The good news? Binance addressed the issue quickly, worked with CMC to fix it, and then admitted the disaster with a public apology. But they didn’t stop there—the traders who got caught up in the madness during the trading window from 14:00 to 14:37 on December 17 will be compensated with an impressive 135 million PENGU tokens in airdrops. Binance has also promised to up its game, with plans to explore alternative data sources and strengthen reviews with CMC. It’s a costly lesson for the exchange, and a reminder for traders to always stay alert, even on the largest platforms.