There are cases where this can happen if an exchange spends the entire hot wallet balance (one output to the user, the change amount back to themselves) - FTX does this sometimes - but I don't think Binance does this, so it doesn't make sense - unless they changed something
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By the way, I'm just pointing out a detail in his wording that I found interesting. I do not think Binance is insolvent - nor do I think they will ever be insolvent - FTR, I think
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May be not bitcoin, but their HSM modules could operate very differently with a lot of failsafe switches in place.
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Well giving others alt bail out
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even on multi-sign txs?
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nah, excuses for stopping exchanges bleeding out
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Just an excuse not to miss $$ in this stormy time
#BTC
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Cexs make money by borrowing your funds to the others, taking the liquidity equal to no money.
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They need the balances to crash Celsius. Prob get it back after with interest (well, binance will)
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