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>>14806300
It is typical behavior for a centralized exchange.
In one sense, it's a shame because Binance successfully managed to be the exception to the rule among them all.
In another, it goes to show what happens when exploitable trust remains the final arbiter of business.
Good people may build something great and even manage to keep it that way for years, but eventually someone else takes over. When good people leave something great, they often take the soul of it with them. Pic related.
It could be argued that nearly every centralized institution founded on good intentions will veer towards corruption and backwardness given enough time.