This news is always irrelevant. Binance should just offer their clients withdrawals based on the current estimated cost and time, like they usually do. They are just trying to "protect" their customers from paying high fees, which in reality isn't protection at all. It's usually just a CZ-based attempt to encourage users to withdraw via Binance chain imo. Nothing more than a selfless plug.

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As for the current topic, have read a bit more into the whole "ordeal". I still see nothing wrong and only high demand. I get that it can be frustrating for average users wanting to make transactions to either have to wait or pay high gas fees, but if you're going to use Bitcoin, you should be aware that this can be the case. As I said before, otherwise use Lightning network. Ideally this will help drive further adoption.

Also on a selfish note the last month or so has been pretty boring for Bitcoin imo. This actually makes it more interesting in my opinion. Miners must be having a blast with transaction fees per block that have higher than the 6.25 block reward. I did used to think that it was possible that block rewards going so low could reduce hash rate growth over-time, so looks like this situation has removed that theory.