A Binance user who experienced a significant loss exceeding $2 million following last week’s market crash received an underwhelming compensation of just $0.26 in the form of a voucher. This stark disparity between the magnitude of losses and the offered compensation has ignited controversy within the cryptocurrency community, reigniting the debate about how exchanges should handle massive liquidations and technical failures. Binance is currently implementing a $400 million relief program aimed at compensating users impacted by forced liquidations and token de-peggings; however, voucher payouts vary significantly, ranging from as little as $4 to a maximum of $6,000, depending on eligibility criteria. Critics argue that the paltry $0.26 payout emphasizes the limitations of automated compensation systems when faced with extreme losses. Consequently, many affected users are calling for greater transparency and appeal processes in order to address their grievances.