KOL AB Kuai.Dong has denied rumors that Binance amended its terms to shift the responsibility for “losses due to platform errors” to users; he said that when comparing historical disclosures, no such change was found.
The update to the terms is primarily related to changes in country of residence information, legal compliance (AML, data access) and employee protections, and does not signify a transfer of technical risk to users.
- AB Kuai.Dong speaks out to refute news that Binance changed its terms to blame technical risks on users.
- A comparison of the historical clause and the revised version does not show any reference to “loss due to platform error” being the user's responsibility.
- Adjustment focuses on country of residence, legal compliance and preventing employee assault/abuse.
Developments and affirmations of KOL
AB Kuai.Dong posted on the X platform to refute the rumors, saying that he had checked the historical notice and compared the old and new terms and conditions, and found no content forcing users to suffer damages due to technical errors.
He pointed out that a comparison between Binance's June 2024 terms and the October 10, 2025 revision did not include any changes to liability related to platform failures; this conclusion was based on a search through public notice archives.
“Checking the historical notice and comparing the June 2024 clause with the October 10, 2025 revision shows no change in user responsibility for the reduction due to a technical failure of the platform.”
AB Kuai.Dong, Crypto KOL, Posted on X, 2025
Main content of the revised terms
The amendment focuses on: requirements to update user country of residence, compliance regulations (anti-money laundering, information retrieval), and regulations to prevent offensive or abusive behavior towards employees.
These changes are often aimed at enhancing legal compliance and internal protection, not necessarily related to the Chia of liability in the event of a technical failure of the platform.
Implications for users and next steps
Users should directly check the terms and conditions on the exchange's official website or save the notice for verification, avoiding rumors on social networks affecting trading decisions.
If a user experiences a technical problem that causes damage, they should keep evidence, contact official support, and XEM the terms and conditions of service to determine their rights and the complaint process.
FAQ
Did Binance really change the terms to blame users when platform errors occur?
Based on historical disclosures, there is no evidence that the new provision shifts liability for damages due to platform failures to users.
How to check exchange terms changes?
Visit the exchange's official terms page, XEM announcement history, or use announcement archive tools to compare previous and future versions.
What should I do if I lose money due to a technical error?
Save proof of transactions, take screenshots/backups of errors, contact the exchange's official support and, if necessary, seek legal advice to protect your rights.
