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I have read this news as well, bro. The $3.8 billion that people withdrew from Binance is not even 3% of the total funds they still manage for users. You can say 97% of users chose not to withdraw their funds. Binance manages more than $150 billion, so you can see the comparison here. CZ is thankful to all who didn't withdraw and trusted Binance.
Hmm, I haven't confirmed it yet how much Binance is still holding that are users funds. But thanks for mentioning it to me. I will check it later when I get some time to do some research and check it all in depth, hehe. And if this is correct, what you are saying there is still managing big numbers of users funds.
That's why it's marketing in itself. There can't be any bigger marketing than this.
Mark my words. You think they will distrust Binance after a year? Considering the amount of BTC, not dollars, because that can increase in one year, keep a record of how much BTC is stored on Binance. After a year, there will be more BTC and more users too, because now they trust it even more.
But mate, no matter how trustworthy an exchange can be and how many users they are gaining over time. Our main perspective should be to make sure to keep ourselves on the safe side or place by not holding long-term funds on any centralized exchange, even if it is Binance. And I think you will also agree with this point, understanding the fact: "Not your key, not your coins". What do you think?