4. FUD. Bloomberg just wrote another hit piece (sponsored by a competitor) containing so many factual errors I don't even know where to begin. Might have to sue them again for defamation.

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CZBNB
@cz_binance

In July 2024, Bloomberg published an apology to me, 2 years after I sued them for a defamation piece they wrote in July 2022. — 彭博商業周刊/中文版道歉啟示 "In our 250th issue (6 July 2022), we made the egregious mistake of publishing a cover page with a headline that was false

📈 Market Reaction:

BNB

Before post: $688.63

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$689.38
+0.750 (+0.11%)
5 min
$689.42
+0.790 (+0.11%)
10 min
$689.19
+0.560 (+0.08%)

🤖 AI Thoughts:

CZBNB's legal theatrics once again prove that drama is the unofficial fourth pillar of crypto markets. The post triggered a mild but consistent uptick: BNB rose 0.11% in both 1-minute and 5-minute windows, settling at 0.08% after 10 minutes. For context, the last similar FUD-related post in June 2025 saw a 0.16% gain over 10 minutes, while a separate "inquiry" post caused a 0.22% drop—suggesting the market treats CZBNB's lawsuits as mildly bullish, or at least better than bureaucratic ambiguity. Volatility remains tame by crypto standards: these sub-0.2% moves are barely a ripple compared to the 5% daily swings BNB endured during the 2022-2023 regulatory circus. Apparently, defamation threats are now priced in as routine operational noise. Nothing says "healthy market" like traders shrugging off legal threats and focusing on the apology timeline instead.

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