Binance: Certified Trash

If your exchange logo looks like a casino chip, maybe that’s a clue.

Binance is the world’s largest “crypto” exchange — and that’s exactly the problem.

It’s a global casino built for speculation, trading, leverage, and hype… not Bitcoin.

If you want flashing lights and endless altcoins, Binance is your playground.

If you want sound money, look elsewhere.


🎰 A Casino, Not an Exchange

The Binance experience is designed to keep users trading.

Charts, futures, leverage, endless token listings — everything is geared toward speculation, not responsible Bitcoin ownership.

Most new users don’t learn about self-custody.

They learn how to gamble.


🧪 Shitcoin Factory

Binance lists hundreds of tokens — many low-quality, many pump-and-dump, and many that disappear as quickly as they arrived.

When your business model depends on creating, promoting, and trading questionable tokens, your incentives are obvious:

  • volume over principles.

Bitcoin gets buried under the noise.


🕵️‍♂️ Opaque, Unverifiable, and… Gone?

Binance has repeatedly been accused of:

  • opaque business practices
  • unclear corporate structure
  • no real headquarters
  • suspicious internal controls

Add in regulatory crackdowns around the world and criminal charges against its founder, and you have a platform held together by marketing — not transparency.

Bitcoin is built on verifiability.

Binance is built on trust us.


🔐 Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins

Like all custodial “crypto” casinos, Binance holds your Bitcoin for you.
That means:

  • you don’t control your keys
  • you don’t control your funds
  • you can be frozen, restricted, or shut out at any time

If the exchange goes down, so does your access.


🚫 Verdict: Certified Trash

Binance is everything Bitcoin was invented to avoid — centralized, opaque, and designed to keep you trading tokens instead of owning sound money.

If you want freedom, self-custody, and long-term security, Binance belongs exactly where we’ve placed it:
Certified Trash.