Observe closely: about three months ago, the price of the "BNB" coin against "USDT" was $587.47. Pay close attention to the tactics employed by this platform; users began withdrawing their funds following a price drop—this occurred after the price had previously surpassed the $784.12 mark. Many suffered heavy financial losses on what they had termed "investments." When the platform noticed a sharp decline in investment activity—a natural consequence of many users losing their capital—it resorted to its usual tricks: it allowed the price to fall, only to then drive it back up to $774.13. Why, in your opinion, was the price raised again? They did it to entice people to invest in the coin once more. The pattern is quite clear: when the volume of investment rises, they lower the price; when investment activity drops, they deliberately push the price of "BNB" back up. I have spoken about this before, and as time goes on, the full picture will become clear to you.$BNB