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BYENANCE ($BYE) / Kaspa Community Satire

BYE BYE
CASINO.

Self-custody + covenants.
Not your keys, not your coins.
Byenance.

BYENANCE ($BYE) / Kaspa KCC-20
Self-Custody + Covenants. Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins.
HOUSE RULES
SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

TRUST ME, BRO.

THE HOUSE ALWAYS HAS YOUR KEYS.
SATIRE SIMULATOR / NO MONEY INVOLVED₿YE.

Where The
BYE Began.

A declined invitation became a statement of independence. The Kaspa community turned that spirit into a rallying cry: #BYENANCE.

The Recognition. The Refusal.

On November 6, 2025, Yonatan Sompolinsky thanked Binance for including him in its Blockchain 100 list, then declined the Dubai invitation. He acknowledged the Kaspians who had rallied behind him. For supporters, the moment captured a bigger question: should open networks need the approval of an exchange?

Then Came The Backlash.

By December, community posts were accusing Binance of overlooking Yonatan and fellow Kaspa contributor Michael Sutton at the awards ceremony. @ScapeSquad’s December 4 post called for users to delete their accounts and boycott the exchange. Its allegations of corruption and unfair treatment were the author’s criticism, rather than established findings.

The frustration extended beyond an awards stage. Supporters challenged exchange gatekeeping, listing practices, and a culture they believed rewarded speculation over useful decentralized technology. The response became a goodbye wave, a hashtag, and a stream of memes.

From “List Us” To “We Can Leave.”

Under the #BYENANCE banner, community members urged crypto users to walk away from centralized control and take responsibility for their own assets. Account-deletion screenshots and cypherpunk memes gave that argument a public face.

The movement’s message: build permissionless networks, question the gatekeepers, and choose who holds your keys. What began around a Kaspa dispute became an invitation to the wider crypto community to rethink its dependence on centralized exchanges.

The rallying cry: Your keys. Your choice. BYENANCE.

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OCTOBER 10, 2025 / COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE

The Crash.
The Anger.
The Breaking Point.

For Binance’s critics, the October 2025 market crash became another reason to question the power centralized exchanges hold over crypto.

Editorial illustration of falling red market candles and collapsing yellow trading terminals, dated October 10, 2025
October 10, 2025 · Editorial illustration.

When The Casino Becomes The Argument.

Across the BYENANCE conversation, supporters blamed centralized exchange culture for putting speculation ahead of the technology. The market turmoil sharpened their anger over leverage, trading losses, and the influence of exchange gatekeepers.

Why Binance Became A Target.

Community criticism focused on an exchange business model that earns from trading while customers bear market risk. Later posts from @byenance_ argued that retail users were being burned while projects such as Kaspa remained sidelined. These are the movement’s criticisms; they do not establish that Binance caused the October crash.

The Response: Take Back The Choice.

The movement connected that frustration to a broader demand: less dependence on centralized platforms and more attention to permissionless networks, self-custody, and personal responsibility. The goodbye wave became a way to make that position visible.

Read The Community Criticism

Market-wide causation and Binance-specific responsibility require separate evidence. This section presents the campaign’s perspective, not a finding that one exchange caused the crash.

LOVE CRYPTO?
DELETE YOUR
BINANCE ACCOUNT.

Make your BYE count. Walk away from the casino culture. Choose control over your own keys.

Before closing your account: withdraw your assets, resolve open positions and orders, and download the records you need. Follow Binance’s current account-closure requirements in its official app or website.

User-supplied screenshot reading: Your account has been deleted.
The goodbye we’re here for. Community-supplied image.
BYENANCE token artwork: a smiling waving hand on a yellow diamond
The Token / $BYE

One Laptop.
A Whole Movement.

The @Byenance_KCC20 profile puts the message plainly: self-custody + covenants. Not your keys, not your coins. BYENANCE brings the goodbye wave to Kaspa KCC-20, with KaspaRocket and Dagger linked in the project’s pinned post.

TOKEN IDENTIFIER

c4556dc2ee464f480c8959d4ec596b50d62346d37b83dfb57ba30948c089c75e

Project links: Pinned Trading & Community Post · Launch Announcement · Dagger Feature Announcement

Big Headlines.
Actual Receipts.

RESEARCH SNAPSHOT: OCTOBER 30, 2026.
Developing story. Figures are attributed estimates, not final audited losses.

$6.3B

ESTIMATED IMPACT REPORTED BY BINANCE

An Exchange Incident. A Familiar Debate.

Binance reports unauthorized withdrawals and says an engineer’s compromised laptop may be involved. Its investigation is preliminary. The incident renews the argument over who controls assets held on an exchange.

Read Binance’s Incident Update

Frozen ≠ Recovered.

Binance says about $3 billion was frozen on-chain. That figure should not be confused with completed recovery or a final net loss.

Include The Other Half.

Binance says it will cover losses. A later company update reports more than $6.34 billion reserved for that purpose.

Company Reserve Update

Memes Aren’t Evidence.

Early figures circulated online differ from Binance’s newer estimate. Responsibility and the full mechanism remain under investigation.

CoinDesk Coverage

BUILD A
NETWORK.
LOSE THE
GATEKEEPER.

Our take: crypto’s best pitch is open infrastructure. The casino aesthetic is getting old.

Explore Kaspa

Custody Is A Choice.

An exchange balance depends on a custodian. Self-custody puts key management in your hands, along with the responsibility to protect and back them up.

A Network Doesn’t Need Your Applause.

The Kaspa case is about permissionless infrastructure and proof-of-work. We’re here for technology people can use, beyond a trading screen.

Punch Up. Keep The Frens.

Mock the corporate slogans. Question the custody model. People affected by a security incident deserve their money back, not a victory lap at their expense.

Decentralization Isn’t A Magic Shield.

Wallets, software, bridges, and users can still be compromised. A meme is no substitute for understanding what you’re signing.

Weapons Of
Meme Construction.

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BYENANCEI ASKED FOR
DECENTRALIZATION.
THEY GAVE ME
A SUPPORT TICKET.
BYENANCETHE FUTURE
OF FINANCE.*
*WITHDRAWALS SUBJECT
TO OFFICE HOURS.
BYENANCELESS
“TRUST US.”
MORE
“VERIFY IT.”

Original campaign satire. Not statements by Binance or quoted social posts.

The BYENANCE
Hall Of Memes.

The posts. The protest. The goodbye waves.

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Community posts reflect their authors’ opinions and claims. Screenshots are excerpts; open the originals for full context.

Your Voice.
Our BYENANCE.

Take the movement with you. Download the community brand kit and use it in your posts, memes, banners, and profile pictures. Make your goodbye heard.

Download The Complete Brand Kit

9 PNG assets · Full logo, circular badge, and lettering · Transparent, black, and white backgrounds

Share your creations with #BYENANCE and tag @Byenance_KCC20.

The Exit Is An Idea.

BYE, BYENANCE.
HELLO, SELF-SOVEREIGNTY.

A little less permission. A lot more conviction.

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