The sudden wave of hate toward CZ and Binance feels… strange.
Not because criticism is new but because the timing is.
So what actually changed?
Nothing fundamental.
Binance is still the largest exchange by volume.
Still the most liquid.
Still the platform most traders actually use.
What changed is the cycle. In bear or early recovery phases, the market looks for scapegoats. When prices don’t move fast enough, frustration needs a target and the biggest name always gets hit first.
CZ and Binance are easy targets:
Too big to ignore
Too influential to escape narratives
Too visible to stay neutral
Add to that:
Regulatory pressure being recycled into fresh fear
Old headlines being repackaged as “new risks”
Competitors amplifying doubt to gain relevance
And suddenly, the narrative flips not because Binance weakened, but because the market psychology did.
Here’s the irony most people miss:
When Binance was actually under real pressure, sentiment was quieter.
Now that the worst is largely priced in, the noise gets louder.
That’s usually not a warning sign. That’s a late-stage fear signal.
Markets don’t top when hate is loud. They top when confidence is effortless.
So instead of asking “Why is everyone attacking CZ?”
A better question is:
Why does the market need someone to blame right now?
History suggests the answer is rarely bearish.
#CZ #Binance #MarketAnalysis $BNB
