When Binance listed WhiteBit in early October, the market took a nosedive, causing one of their customer service representatives to respond.
I think, Whitebit is removing BNB is not so much an indication of the strength of BNB as it is of Whitebit's stance towards Binance.
This could be payback for Binance's failure to remove FTX from its trading list. Or perhaps this could be a signal that Whitebit will soon be making some changes to its own company structure, such as adding more cryptocurrencies or tokens? Who knows?
I can't say for sure, but I can confirm that there must have been a bad relationship between the two exchanges.
Yes, this is true, what the WhiteBIT platform did indicates the extent of their bad relationship with the Binance platform and its founder, there is no reason mentioned by the official Twitter account of the WhiteBIT platform after they delisted the BNB coin, what the WhiteBIT exchange did, it lost investors and BNB holders and lost its partnership with Binance, the top exchange platform in the crypto market, and for Binance the matter does not matter much given that the WhiteBIT platform is not as popular as Binance, in addition to that it ranks 64th in the crypto market and it only has 3 million users.