TST developers sold $30,000 worth of tokens this morning, following CZ's statement that the private key to create TST has been deleted.

BlockBeats News, August 11, according to GMGN data, the TST developer address sold tokens worth over $30,000 11 hours ago. At the time of writing, the TST market cap is temporarily reported at $23.51 million, with a 24-hour decrease of 3.95%. Previously, Binance founder CZ stated that the private key for the TST address had been deleted. The original text review is as follows:

CZ wrote on February 6 this year: "A slightly awkward situation. A member of the BNB Chain team just told me: 'We made a step-by-step operation video tutorial for listing the MEME coin on the four.meme platform. In this video, we used a token called TST as an example. When we released this tutorial video yesterday, at the 1:18 mark, a frame revealed the token's name. Some KOLs from the Chinese community started trading and promoting this token, and now the token's market cap has reached $494,560.'

This team member deleted the video upon learning of the situation. But the internet doesn't forget. I suggested they put the tutorial video back up; that's how it is. This is not an endorsement of the token by me. The team member also deleted the private key of the address used to create the token in the video, which holds 0.13% of the total token supply. No one in the team (including Binance) holds this token. The token was not officially issued by the BNB Chain team or anyone; it was just a test token used in a tutorial video, that's all. Happy trading!"

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