SOMETIMES THERE ARE NO TRANSACTIONS IN THE BLOCKCHAIN — AND THAT DOESN’T MEAN THE OPERATIONS DIDN’T HAPPEN.
Using the example of $NVDAB it’s easy to fall into a trap: open BscScan, don’t find the needed transfer, and conclude that the token movement never occurred.
But within Binance’s infrastructure, some operations may be recorded in internal accounting rather than as a separate BNB Smart Chain transaction.
Therefore, when checking bStocks, you need to ask a different question:
where exactly was the operation recorded?
A public blockchain only shows its own data layer. It doesn’t necessarily contain the full certificate movement history.
This is an important difference between on-chain data and the platform’s internal accounting.
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS
Using the example of $NVDAB it’s easy to fall into a trap: open BscScan, don’t find the needed transfer, and conclude that the token movement never occurred.
But within Binance’s infrastructure, some operations may be recorded in internal accounting rather than as a separate BNB Smart Chain transaction.
Therefore, when checking bStocks, you need to ask a different question:
where exactly was the operation recorded?
A public blockchain only shows its own data layer. It doesn’t necessarily contain the full certificate movement history.
This is an important difference between on-chain data and the platform’s internal accounting.
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS
