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So Kerem Tibuk from BTCTurk just dropped some wild takes saying exchange-issued coins exist mainly to "defraud" users. Pretty bold statement, especially after the whole situation with that exchange hack. Kerem Tibuk was clearly reacting to something about BNB and how these tokens function. The thing is, BTCTurk got hit hard not too long ago - over 400 billion LUNC tokens got stolen and moved to another major exchange, plus some AVAX got compromised too. They compensated users in Turkish lira equivalent, which was decent of them, but nobody ever really explained who pulled off the hack or how it happened exactly. The CEO of that major exchange even sent support messages about it. Now Kerem Tibuk's comments are stirring up conversation about exchange token legitimacy and whether there's something shady going on. Makes you wonder if there'll be any official response coming. The whole situation raises real questions about exchange security and the actual utility of these platform tokens. Curious to see how this plays out and whether Kerem Tibuk elaborates further on what he meant.