If at 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace, must you slow to specific speed restrictions?

In Class Bravo airspace, there are specific speed restrictions, particularly when operating below certain altitudes. However, at 10,000 feet above sea level, pilots do not face these restrictions for speed as long as they are operating above the minimum safe altitude and adhering to the general altitude requirements set forth for the airspace profile.

In this context, while there are speed limits applicable below 10,000 feet, they do not apply once you reach or exceed that altitude within Class Bravo airspace, provided you are not within the lateral boundaries of specific air traffic control scenarios that might impose further restrictions. Therefore, a pilot at 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace does not have to slow down, making the assertion that you do not have to slow at this altitude accurate.