So, Binance had a bit of a hiccup, you see. A spot price glitch, caused by some ancient orders and a UI that decided to take a nap. But fear not, dear users, for they’ve pledged a whopping $283 million to make it all better. 🌈 Because nothing says “sorry” like a pile of cash, right? 💸
In a recent episode of *Crypto Chaos*, Binance revealed the culprits behind the spot price anomalies. 🕵️♂️ Turns out, it was a mix of legacy limit orders (some dating back to 2019-ancient history in crypto years) and a UI that apparently forgot how to count. 🤦♂️ The result? A $283 million compensation program, because why not? It’s not like they’re short on change. 🤑
Binance Blames Old Orders and a Sleepy UI 🛏️
During a particularly spicy market session between 20:50 and 22:00 UTC, the crypto world went full rollercoaster. 🎢 Institutions and retail traders were selling like their lives depended on it, causing prices to plummet faster than a lead balloon. 🚀 Binance, ever the detective, conducted a thorough audit and found that-surprise!-their core engines were fine. It was just those pesky old orders and a UI that decided to display prices as zero. Classic. 😅
Oh, and let’s not forget the de-pegging drama. Some assets decided to go rogue, but Binance promises to handle it with transparency. Because, you know, honesty is the best policy, even when your UI is having an existential crisis. 🧐
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So, what caused this mess? Well, first, those ancient limit orders woke up from their slumber and started wreaking havoc. 🧙♂️ Then, the UI decided to join the party by displaying prices as zero. A display error, they say. Nothing to see here, folks. Just a minor existential glitch. 🤷♂️
$283M: Because Money Fixes Everything, Right? 💰
Binance claims they’ve already compensated affected users within 24 hours. Impressive, right? But let’s be clear: this $283 million is only for depegged collateral losses. No freebies for the rest of us. 😢 The crash, by the way, wasn’t caused by Earn product de-pegs. It was the other way around. But hey, who’s keeping track? Not the UI, that’s for sure. 😜
Liquidated users holding USDE, BNSOL, and WBETH? Covered. Short delays in margin top-ups? Also covered. Binance co-founder Yi He even took a moment to debunk FUD, insisting the main engines were stable. So, no, Binance didn’t crash. It just had a little nap. 😴
In the end, Binance promises to keep an eye on things, update the community, and generally be the hero we didn’t know we needed. 🦸♂️ Because in the world of crypto, where chaos reigns, at least we have a $283 million band-aid. 🩹
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