Binance says tokens did not crash to $0, claims ‘display’ issue responsible
Friday’s sell-off exposed a UI pricing bug on some pairs, Binance says — zero prices on screens, but orders and balances tracked true market levels.
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Friday’s sell-off exposed a UI pricing bug on some pairs, Binance says — zero prices on screens, but orders and balances tracked true market levels.
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