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Binance's "Sleight of Hand": BNB Buyback Rule Change, Can Retail Investors Still Buy In?Recently, the crypto world was once again ignited by a "bickering" war, with the protagonists being Huobi, Binance, and OK, the three major exchanges. The trigger for this war was Binance's announcement on July 12th, stating that it had completed its eighth platform token BNB buyback and burn, and announced that it would prioritize burning the BNB held by the team in the future

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Disclaimer: This article does not constitute any investment advice.Editor: Remember to follow meThe new Launchpad model provides investors and BNB holders with more participation rights, increasing the long-term value of BNB holdings, but it may also have counterproductive effects

In recent days, the currency circle has not stopped, and these three major exchanges - Huo Coin, Coin An, and OK - have not stopped, starting to tear apart.The matter has to start from July 12th

On July 12th, Coin An announced that "the Coin An team will give up their BNB share and join the BNB destruction plan." Many investors understood this as a significant reduction in the circulation of Coin An Ping Taiwan Dollar BNB, and BNB prices rose in response