Many people expressing dislike for Binance is understandable, but hoping it 'runs into trouble' won’t bring you any real-world benefits. Usually, only three types of people think this way: Either they have almost no positions, are shorting related assets, or haven’t truly figured out the logic of how the industry operates. You don’t have to use Binance, and you don’t have to like it, but if it loses its functionality, the impact won’t just be on one platform—it’ll affect the entire market structure. The liquidity of countless altcoins, price discovery mechanisms, and deposit/withdrawal channels would all take a hit. The idea of 'big players exiting, opportunities naturally arise' sounds nice, but the reality is: Such changes never benefit ordinary people. Do you really want to go back to the way things were? Do you want to return to the situation from ten years ago, where small exchanges could disappear at any moment? Or do you want to use Brother Sun’s exchange? Put your funds in Brother Sun’s cold wallet? A system where they can’t even clearly explain fund custody? Binance isn’t perfect, but it plays the role of infrastructure. Destroying infrastructure has never been a victory for decentralization—it’s just systemic regression.