Binance CEO CZ included statements on Fud news in Asia on his Twitter account. According to new allegations, CZ was mortally wounded while fighting with the police…
27 shots fired at Binance CEO
In the week when SEC lawsuits were on the agenda, new statements came from Binance CZ regarding Fud news. This time CZ drew attention to the ‘nonsense’ news in the Asian region. Related news claims that CZ opened fire with an AK47 after arguing with the FBI, then was shot. CZ detailed the news in his statements as follows:
There’s more than one FUD happening. This one spread widely in Asia. Accordingly, I argued with the American inspection agency and produced an AK47. Then first the police opened fire and shot me deadly… My 2nd wasted time in Asian news. The last one involved a basement filled with BNB.
CZ later said in the news that he had been shot 27 times. “Who comes up with such nonsense?” he reproached. cryptocoin.comAs you follow, CZ has been complaining about this kind of Fud news for a long time. He prioritizes the “4” slogan he uses against such news on his Twitter account.
Binance says it’s ‘different’ from other exchanges in SEC lawsuit
In another development, Binance posted a statement on its Chinese social channels with the hashtag #StrongTogether. Amid the ongoing litigation with the SEC, the wallet addresses are transparent, he said. It also suggested that the exchange had never “used consumers’ funds improperly.”
Also, Binance says it never gives “big donations” to political candidates. He states that he does not “grant sponsors” to entertainment and media outlets like FTX. A translated version of the exchange’s message said:
Our community comes from many different races, ethnicities and faiths; We will continue to BUILD for our users and stand up for the industry. We _We are different from We are Binance.
On June 5, the SEC sued Binance for allegedly selling unregistered securities to US users and operating an unregistered exchange in the US. The lawsuit accuses Binance of “mixing” and “steering” investors’ crypto and fiat funds. Data compiled by blockchain analytics firm Nansen shows that Binance currently has a net worth of $59 billion.
Leading exchange listed the differences with the bankrupt FTX
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is currently under house arrest on charges of electronic fraud. Bankman-Fried was the US Democratic Party’s second-largest donor between 2020 and 2022 – he claims he did so by giving away his clients’ assets.
Also, FTX was previously a $135 million sponsor of the Miami Heat arena. The exchange is going through a bankruptcy filing with an estimated $8 billion balance sheet deficit and an estimated $44 billion in debt to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service through its subsidiaries.
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