Someone told me that $BNX . May I ask, with a large number of long contracts existing, how are they closed? Is it based on the price at the time trading is paused? Under normal circumstances, when a large number of long contracts are closed, it will cause a significant drop in price.
$BNX BNX was originally born from exploiting players, often clearing player assets on-chain. Now it has incubated a FOURMEME, launching its own low-quality tokens, manipulating the market in advance, and using thin pancakes to exploit players, such as broccoli and a series of other low-quality tokens. Once players are attracted to BSC, they directly pull out of the pools. The current BSC has no choice but to comply; they openly change names to exploit contracts. Now, launching low-quality tokens to exploit players, those who have been exploited or deeply harmed should avoid BNX no matter how much it rises; as long as you don't engage with it, it won't last long. This time, BNX has completely stood against the community. Either the community as a whole moves to another chain, or BNX disappears. The incident has been continuously fermenting, and disreputable projects should completely disappear. TST is also involved.