$BNB Major industry news! A recent statement from the co-founder of a leading exchange has completely exposed those project teams playing word games to issue tokens.

Here’s the key takeaway: All platform employees are strictly prohibited from participating in any token issuance or promotion activities, and an official account retweet ≠ endorsement or backing for a project!

In plain terms—
Listen up, screenshot hunters: if you’re taking our tweets, or even just a few words, and running off to hype your own tokens, it has absolutely nothing to do with the platform! The co-founder’s original words hit hard: “Expression is destined to be misinterpreted,” but that’s no excuse to play with fire.

🔥 This stance is tough enough.

Drawing a clear red line: completely cutting ties with the clout-chasing, token-issuing copycat tactics. What you do in your community is your business, but don’t think you can drag the official team down with you.

What’s a real meme? Genuine meme culture (like that once-popular penguin) is a cultural consensus that forms naturally within the community—a collective memory migrating from traditional internet to Web3—not some forced marketing gimmick where you repackage old jokes as tokens.

Final advice: Investing carries risks; DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is a golden rule. Being able to distinguish official announcements from community sentiment is basic survival skill to avoid being left holding the bag.

So those “interpretation experts” can take a break. This time, the platform has made the rules crystal clear. Next time someone waves a snippet of an official tweet at you and tells you to go all in, you’ll know what to do.

(For those who disagree or think they’re wordplay masters, let’s see what you’ve got in the comments.)