We’ve seen a lot of posts going around about people “closing their #Binance accounts,” and at first glance they can look convincing. But once you slow down and look a little closer, the story doesn’t really hold up.

Many of these claims follow the exact same script, use the same screenshots, and even recycle AI-generated images. That’s usually a good sign you’re not looking at real user experiences, but coordinated noise meant to get reactions.

What’s more interesting is what the data shows at the same time. While these posts were circulating, #Binance recorded close to $0.7B in net inflows in a single day. That doesn’t line up with the idea of users leaving en masse or accounts being shut down across the board.

This is why verification matters so much right now. Screenshots and viral posts are easy to fake, especially with AI, but on-chain data reflects what users are actually doing.

Before reacting to social noise, it’s worth checking credible sources and looking at the data for yourself. It usually paints a much clearer picture than timelines ever do.