Is BNB really not rigged?

So I keep seeing people defending BNB like it’s some kind of perfectly miracle coin, but honestly… how is that even possible?

Let’s break this down:

BNB has never had a real bear market. While every other major altcoin (ETH, ADA, SOL, etc.) has seen brutal multi-year drawdowns, BNB somehow just… doesn’t. It dips a bit and then magically recovers.

It survived the 10/10 flash crash. Most coins took a hit, even stablecoins showed weird wicks, but BNB barely flinched — and now it’s pumping again while the rest of the market is shaky.

BNB is deeply tied to Binance itself. The exchange controls supply, burns tokens, and holds massive reserves. That gives them insane power to stabilize (or manipulate) the price if they want to.

Volume vs. volatility doesn’t add up. For a coin with supposedly massive daily volume, it behaves too smoothly.

I’m not saying it’s definitely rigged — but seriously, how is it one of the only coins that never really crashed like the rest? If it’s “not rigged,” then what’s the secret sauce?

Is it just strong tokenomics, or is Binance quietly propping it up to maintain investor confidence?

BNB looks “safe” right now, but that also makes it risky. If the illusion ever breaks — if Binance faces regulatory or liquidity pressure — could this whole thing pop overnight?

Curious what others think. Is BNB the most stable coin in crypto… or the most dangerous bubble waiting to burst?